In front of the Kotel, the Western Wall
In Modiin, Israel in Judea, near the site of the start of the Maccabee revolt against the Seleucids.
And of course, last but not least, in Sderot.
It's amazing how much light a candle or a small wick of oil can spread in the darkness.
Aside from commemorating the miracle, one thing those lights always signify to me is a collective 'screw you' by the Jews to their enemies.
Jabotinsky was right.
In Modiin, Israel in Judea, near the site of the start of the Maccabee revolt against the Seleucids.
And of course, last but not least, in Sderot.It's amazing how much light a candle or a small wick of oil can spread in the darkness.
Aside from commemorating the miracle, one thing those lights always signify to me is a collective 'screw you' by the Jews to their enemies.
Jabotinsky was right.
Happy Hanukkah to you & yours!
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