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Chanukah (Hanukkah): (lit. “rededication”); eight-day festival beginning on 25 Kislev, celebrating the Maccabees’ recapture of the second Temple from the Syrian Greeks, and its rededication, marked by the kindling of lights on a menorah or chanukiah


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Chanukah commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem after the defeat of the Syrians who had defiled the Holy Temple and attempted to force the Jews to assimilate. It is celebrated for eight days by kindling the menorah each evening.
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Watch a renactment of the Chanukah story, visit a candle making factory, learn how to fry latka and so much more...
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"Ritually pure" -- what, exactly, is that? What properties does a ritually pure sample of olive oil have that the others don't?
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The mitzvah of lighting the Chanukah-menorah derives from the menorah in the Beit Hamikdash (Holy Temple). After the Hasmoneans overcame our enemies, they could not find pure oil for the menorah, except for a “small flask of pure oil sealed with the ...
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The Victories of the Heroic Chashmonaim The brightness of the first Chanukah lights had dwindled down. But the holy fires on the altar burnt again in the Bet Hamikdash, from morning to morning, as prescribed by the Law. The priests were again ...
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In this Sicha, the Rebbe explains the Mitzvah of the Chanukah lights, and concentrates on two of their features, that they are to be placed by the door of one’s house that is adjacent to the street, or the public domain, and that they must be placed ...
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Hedonism and ascetics are two sides of this same Hellenic coin: when the soul (flame) meets the body (wick), either the flame gutters out, or it consumes the wick leaving only formless soot behind...
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