Why Jewish Burial Is a Moral Imperative — and Why Cremation Is a Tragedy There are moments when Jewish law speaks not as a system of rules, but as a cry of conscience. The obligation of kevurah—the burial of the dead—is one of those moments…. | Read More in The Blogs
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