Rachel, Jacob’s second and favorite wife, is the only ancestral figure not buried in Hebron. The bible explains that Rachel died giving birth to Benjamin, on the road near Bethlehem, south of Jerusalem. Over the centuries, Rachel’s Tomb has become a magnet for pilgrims of the region’s three monotheistic religions. Women, especially Jewish women, come here to Rachel’s white-domed tomb to pray for fertility and for the healthy birth of their children. The building, located inside Bethlehem, is easy to reach from Jerusalem and is a unique biblical-themed location.