As “houses of eternity”, Jewish cemeteries are not only places of burial, as they were originally intended to be; they are also important sites of cultural heritage that preserve the history, traditions and legacy of Jewish communities down through the generations. The anthology “Houses of Eternity”, published by the National Fund, sheds light on the restoration of these historically significant cultural sites, made possible by the Cemeteries Fund, and their subsequent upkeep. The authors provide insights into the cemeteries’ history and share their personal experiences of the restoration processes, which serve to demonstrate the societal relevance of this undertaking.