Sunday, August 23, 2026
Jewish cemetery in Poland damaged by bulldozer during unsupervised repairs, org tells 'Post'
A bulldozer that entered the Jewish cemetery in Brzesko, Poland, as part of work to renovate a collapsed wall, drove over graves, smashed gravestones, and dug directly into graves without halachic supervision, Poland's Chief Rabbi Michael Schudrich and Meir Bulka of the organization J-nerations told The Jerusalem Post on Sunday.
J-nerations works on several fronts to preserve Jewish heritage sites in the Diaspora, especially grave sites and cemeteries.
Brzesko cemetery is owned by the Jewish Religious Community of Krakow, which is therefore responsible for its maintenance.
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