Rachel's Tomb (Hebrew:קבר רחל Kever Rochel; Arabic: Qubbat Rakhil, Dome of Rachel), is the traditional gravesite of the Biblical Matriarch Rachel and is widely considered the third holiest site in Judaism. It is located south of Jerusalem on the outskirts of Bethlehem, in the Judean Mountains of the central West Bank. Over the years, Rachel's Tomb has been a place of pilgrimage for Jews, especially Jewish women unable to give birth. Many come to visit on the 11th of the Jewish month of Cheshvan, the anniversary of her death.