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There is no greater loss than the death of a close and dear person, and a stranger will not understand it. The magnitude of the grief that overwhelms and continues to overwhelm again and again is not an experience that words can describe

The transfer of a person’s body to a country different from the country in which he died for burial near his death, or flying a deceased can be for reburial. Usually, in a second burial, it will no longer be a corpse but what remains of it, meaning only itself, which also belongs to a different preservation treatment for the flight.

The death of a close person is a difficult event mentally, which is immediately followed by technical and bureaucratic matters in order to bring the deceased for burial. The challenge increases when the need arises for the
transfer and flight of the deceased. To assist you in the process, the services of Menucha Laad, which specializes in the transfer and flight of deceased persons from abroad to Israel and from Israel to abroad at your services.

One of the most difficult moments in a person’s life is the death of a close person. Apart from the great sadness and pain that is felt in this moment, the relatives of the deceased are often forced to deal with a lot of complicated bureaucracy. The matter becomes much more complicated when the person dies abroad, and it is necessary to fly the body to Israel and be in contact with many factors, in order to execute the process.

The process of flying the deceased is a complex process, requiring great dedication alongside expertise and professionalism. The process is even more complex when the deceased is a Jew, so according to the Jewish religion it is crucial to bring the deceased for burial as quickly as possible and without any delay. This is the basic principle and guideline in Jewish burial.

In recent years, the tourism industry has developed greatly both in Israel and around the world. Airlines and travel companies offering packages at discounted and affordable prices have entered the market and made the sky more open than ever.