I wonder what is done with ossuaries--in the video article there seemed to be one or two panned across by the videographer. The Literalists would inevitably have some superstitions about his/her ancestry--Israeli & Palestinian alike. My aunt's family had her interred in Jerusalem, and here just an average orthodox woman is permissed this benediction, so I wonder what exactly stopped E. Said from being allowed to have burial there. That was the case, rt? The gov. decided he was anti-semitic and politically a challenge which they didn't want to mitigate? Does anyone know this circumstance? Anyway, Moshe Dayan pillaged quite a bit in his military forays. I wonder if his family remitted much of these pieces back to museums?