I don’t belong to a synagogue. Can I be buried in a Jewish cemetery?
Bintel advises a reader who feels shut out of Jewish life — and Jewish death
Bintel advises a reader who feels shut out of Jewish life — and Jewish death
The expression, in Jewish tradition, has historically been appended to the names of Jews killed for being Jewish
“There’s an aspect of death in Israel that is communal”
The rabbis in charge do not consider some victims of Oct. 7 Jewish — even though their families do
Members of Congregation Beth Jacob in Atlanta have said a rule barring temporary grave markers defies Jewish law
According to one rabbi’s estimate, about half of American Jews are choosing cremation
New York state could soon legalize the practice, which proponents tout as an ecologically responsible choice
JERUSALEM – Ten years ago, Aliza and Netanel Fenichel and their young children were in a car accident. Aliza, who was 25 weeks pregnant and badly injured, underwent an emergency cesarean section to save her life, and her unborn son’s. The boy weighed about a pound and a half and died the same day. “When…