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The Jewish approach to death and mourning reflects a two-part ethic: the equal treatment of rich and poor in death, and the importance of channeling, and then limiting, our mourning.

The questions that a liberal Jew asks when a loved one dies often go beyond the strict requirements of Jewish law.

Death and burial issues for interfaith families and Jews by choice.

Hasidic lessons on facing end of life.

Giving charity, time, and effort is a traditional and significant way of honoring the memory of one who has died.

The story of the flood provides us with numerous insights into human nature and human relationships.

Abraham and Rebecca, known for their kindness, are strong role models for us.

Isaac and Rebecca's approaches to their sons teach us valuable lessons about education and relating to people with different natural inclinations.

Like Rebecca, we should turn toward God, not away, in our moments of spiritual crisis.

Isaac's decision to bless both of his sons gives us hope for achieving a peaceful solution to the conflict between Jews and Palestinians.