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The war (Israel Palestine Conflict) has been going on for 46 days between Israel and the Palestinian organization Hamas. There is a 4-day cease-fire (Israel-Hamas ceasefire) starting Friday (November 24). On October 7, Hamas fired more than 5,000 rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip in a matter of minutes. In which 1200 people died. The bodies of many of those killed in Hamas attacks have not been found. In such a situation, the cars of these people will be symbolically cremated.
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A report by the ‘Jerusalem Post’ According to which 1200 people were killed in Israel in the attack of Hamas on October 7. The bodies or remains of many of those killed in the Hamas massacre have not been found. This is why Israel has decided to bury hundreds of cars covered in ash and bloodstains. This is the first time since Israel’s founding on May 14, 1948, that Zaka has recommended the burial of the vehicles of those killed in a Hamas attack.
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The Chief Rabbinate and the Ministry of Religious Services will make the final decision
According to the report, the decision to bury the vehicles of those killed in the Hamas attack was made to preserve the dignity of their victims. “After consultation with the Military Rabbinate and the Chief Rabbinate in the coming days, the bodies of those killed in the attack will be buried throughout Israel,” the report said. “Hundreds of vehicles will be buried in Jewish cemeteries.” The Chief Rabbinate as well as the Ministry of Religious Services have yet to officially respond to the report.
Burial in a Jewish cemetery is recommended
“These carts have become contaminated with ash and bloodstains, making it impossible to clean them completely. In such a situation, Rabbi Rosa recommends that hundreds of such carts be buried in Jewish cemeteries,” says an Israeli Hasid.
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The entire process of burial will be followed
Hasid said that the entire process of burial will be followed. Just as someone is cremated after his death. He also stressed that the final decision on the matter would be taken by the Chief Rabbinate or the Ministry of Religious Services. It is likely to be announced publicly in the coming days.
Vehicle parts will be separated
Hasid said that parts of the vehicles will be separated to save space. “It is believed that creating such a unique memorial will bring solace to some bereaved families who have not even been able to find the bodies of their loved ones.” Families who lost loved ones to Hamas attacks are also supporting the initiative. .