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19 December 2022 - 25 Kislev 5783

Today is the first day of Chanukah!

Chanukah is the eight-day Festival of Lights, celebrating the Miracles of Chanukah:

The first miracle: During the time of the story of Chanukah, the Holy-Land was ruled over by the Seleucids, who sought to suppress the people of Israel in their religion. A small band of faithful Jews led by the family of the Maccabees defeated the much larger Seleucid army, and reclaimed the Holy Temple.

The second miracle: To rededicate the Temple, the Maccabees sought to re-light the menorah (a seven branched candelabra) but they found there was only enough oil to burn for one night, and it would take eight days to purify more oil. Miraculously, the oil burnt for the entire eight days, so that more oil could be purified.

“Chanukah” means dedication, referring to the rededication of the Temple after desecration by the Hellenistic influences. Customs of celebration include eating foods fried in oil, playing a top called a dreidel, and lighting each night an additional candle on a special nine branched menorah.

All through Chanukah we’ll be celebrating publicly and posting our menorahs every night! Join us in celebration and post a picture of your menorah tagged #chanukahproject if you want us to reblog it! We’ll reblog as many as you can.

Happy Chanukah!