Israeli Vertical Cemetery Is Kosher, Say Rabbis

A newly-built Jewish cemetery complex near Tel Aviv, Israel saves land by putting graves in a multi-level concrete structure. WSJ's Jason Bellini reports.
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[@jim4596]

So many wasted acres.

[@medya2]

To save space, they just bore holes in the mountain, or hill to make cemeteries.

[@Reporterreporter770]

It is wonderful how this Rabbi/business owner had a idea and pointing to Ancient times made it legal again. ... it would be almost possible to give Woman Power as well based on aome bible stories

[@bubujibujibuji958]

Ancestor lots of stories can't Finnish chatting