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Ida & Joseph Schwarcz <idayosef@...>
Since your name is Cohen may we assume that you are a kohen? If so, in most
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Jewish cemeteries in Israel kohanim are buried near a path where their male relatives, also kohanim, may pass by, since kohanim are not allowed to walk in cemeteries proper. My son is a kohen and his father was buried two weeks ago at the very edge of a section in the cemetery overlooking a path where he can come to pray. Sincerely. Ida Selavan Schwarcz Arad, Israel Stan Cohen <natsnehoc@home.com> wrote:
I would like to thank the four individuals who took the time to offer me
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Stan Cohen <natsnehoc@...>
I would like to thank the four individuals who took the time to offer me
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advice on my questions concerning interment on Jewish Cemeteries. I conclude that there is no Jewish law regarding where the first burial is located in a new row and the individual Society or Cemetery owner decides this (n'est-ce pas???) Stan 1. According to the established Rules of Halacha, where is the first grave
site located, when a new Row in a Cemetery is started, front, middle or
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IsraelP <zach4v6@...>
2. Also, I have been told that, where a husband and wife are buried, side Our local cemetery (Gush Etzion) does this, but it is not halacha. It is also very problematic logistically. Israel Pickholtz
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