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If a Jew is buried within the city of Jerusalem, what direction should they face?

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ב"ה Shalom Within the city of Jerusalem, a person is buried with the feet towards Har Habayit= the Temple mount. (See גשר החיים חלק א, פרק ט"ו, עמ' קלח) May it be Hashem's will to answer happier questions in the future. All the best

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