I looked the Yoreh Deah 363 and the Noseh Kalim (commentaries).
The land of Israel affords atonement, according to ther Rema if that is not possible then some earth from Israel can be put in the grave.
According to the Pischei Teshuva, the sons can bury their father in Israel against his wishes unless he gave a specific “Tzavaah” not to be buried in Israel.
Most important, the Shulchan Aruch and the commentaries were written before this antizionism crept into our Torah community. Some who want to elevate Yiddish nowadays are driven by this antizionism to deligitimize anything that is a result of zionists including Pentium processors.
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