A Bintel Brief , Yiddish for a bundle of letters, has been solving reader dilemmas since 1906. Send yours via email , social media or this form . Dear Bintel, My husband is nearing the end of his life due to cancer. He wants assisted suicide, legal in my state. Can he be buried under these circumstances in a Jewish cemetery? Signed, Near the End Dear Near the End, I’m so sorry to hear about your situation and your husband’s suffering. I can only imagine how tragic and difficult this must be for both of you. I’m no authority on Jewish law, so I asked for help from several experts. The bottom line: Cemeteries and funeral homes don’t require, and won’t inquire about, end-of-life details, so you should have no problems there. But if you belong to a synagogue, or you have a rabbi in mind to assist you at some point in this process, you might want to speak directly with them. And if you don’t get the answer you want, keep looking. You can probably find the support you n...