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Does one wash one’s hands after visiting a cemetery with or without a Bracha? Does one wash hands at all before entering the cemetery?
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You should not make a Bracha when washing your hands after visiting a cemetery. There is no need to wash your hands hen entering a cemetery.
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Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff

Was the Rabbi of the Young Israel of Greater Buffalo, the Congregation Darchei Tzedek and also served as a dayan on the Beis Din of Baltimore. Now is a Rabbi in Neve Yaakov, Jerusalem. His Shiurim and Q&A can be found on his site: www.rabbikaganoff.com
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