Dec 25, 2024
Chag Chanucá Sameach "Feliz Festa das Luzes" 🕎 ✡️ 🇮🇱 🇧🇷 🇵🇹 🖖🏻
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Chag Chanucá Sameach "Feliz Festa das Luzes" 🕎 ✡️ 🇮🇱 🇧🇷 🇵🇹 🖖🏻
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Happy 7th Night of Chanukah!
North African brass Hanukkah lamp, c. 19th century, JMM 1984.162.1
Happy 6th Night of Chanukah!
Moroccan Chanukah Menorah, oil, c. 1900, JMM 1995.192.3
Happy 5th Night of Chanukah!
Hanukkah Lamp (Menorah) from Israel, c. 1940 JMM 1988.46.67
Happy 4th Night of Chanukah!
Silver Hanukkah lamp used by Rabbi Levi Itzhak of Berdichev (Ukraine), JMM 1985.26.1
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Last night I light my Hanukkiah at the Kotel with the Women of the Wall and Sarah Silverman. It was an amazing experience.
I got there a early so I was able to see the Official Kotel Hanukkiah lighting (although I did not plan to be there for it). There will be another post about that later.
I decided to get a travel size Hanukkiah and wanted one that is light and folds up easily. I ended up getting one by Yair Emanuel that features the seven species (Shiv'at HaMinim). The problem that I had tonight is that my Hanukkah candles are smaller than the holes on it so I had to burn the bottoms of the candles and stick them to the Hanukkiah very fast. I still really like it.
There are seven species listed in Deuteronomy 8:8 as being special to the Land of Israel - wheat, barley, grapes (wine), figs, pomegranates, olives (oil), and dates (honey).