Alshich wrote also a poem, "Dirge on the Exile of Israel," in a very simple style in ten rhyming verses. It has been introduced into various earlier morning rituals, such as "Ayelet ha-Shachar" (The Morning Dawn). It is also contained in the collection of prayers and hymns called "Sha'are Zion" (The Gates of Zion). Burial place He is buried in Old Cemetery of Tzfat / Safed. Other notable rabbis also buried in Old Cemetery of Tzfat / Safed: Ari HaKadosh Shlomo Halevi Alkabetz Moses ben Jacob Cordovero Joseph Karo References External links Ma'aleh Bet Ḥorin Haggadot with commentary provided by Moshe Alshich, at the Leo Baeck Institute, New York 1508 births 1593 deaths 16th-century rabbis from the Ottoman Empire Rabbis in Safed Rabbis in Ottoman Galilee Kabbalists Burials at the Old Jewish Cemetery, Safed