Fwd: Happy Chanukah! iiiiÎiiii

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Chabad.org <jewishlife@chabad.org>
Date: Wed, Dec 25, 2024, 6:27 AM
Subject: Happy Chanukah! iiiiÎiiii
To: agentemes4@gmail.com <agentemes4@gmail.com>

Chanukah begins Wednesday evening, December 25, and continues through Thursday, January 2.

View Online Version ב"ה Chanukah begins Wednesday evening, December 25, and continues through Thursday, January 2. This year Jews all over the world are feeling the dark cloud of hatred and antisemitism. The antidote? More menorahs, more Jews doing Jewish things in public, and more Chanukah light over darkness! Amazingly, it's exactly 50 years since the first ever public menorah — at Philadelphia's Independence Mall — was lit, changing the public face of Judaism forever. Be sure to attend a public menorah lighting, snap a pic, post it on social media and make the world a brighter place (if you tag us @ChabadOrg and add the hashtag #ShareTheLights we'll enter you into a raffle for an Amazon gift card). And as we add another flame each night (taking care to light on Friday afternoon before the Shabbat candles, and on Saturday night after Shabbat is over), revel in the additional gift of spiritual light that each one brings. With wishes for a Chanukah filled with spiritual light, - Your Friends @ Chabad.org NEW VIDEO: Busting 8 Chanukah Myths Let's bust some urban legends about this wintertime holiday. WATCH A Chanukah Message for All Ages Chanukah reminds every Jew that it is G-d's eternal mandate to carry the torch of His "Mitzvah-candle and Torah-light." With most Mitzvos, the "candle" and "light" are not physically visible. But with the Chanukah candles we see how fulfilling the Mitzvah creates actual physical light that illuminates all one's surroundings. WATCH I am Scared to Celebrate Hanukkah This Year! I used to put my menorah in my window, but since last year I'm scared of having my window smashed. READ THE RABBI'S REPLY Chanukah: Life on the Threshold There's a kind of transcendent vibration of possibility in a doorway—a potential that isn't found in the more clearly defined areas of "indoors" or "outdoors." READ Celebrate In Public This year, more than ever, get out and celebrate Chanukah in public, showing the world that the Jewish people are alive, proud, and filled with faith. Snap a pic, post on social media tag @ChabadOrg and #ShareTheLights and enter a raffle. FIND A LOCAL LIGHTING Join an Online Celebration We've got an array of live events for you to join from the comfort of your own home. From the National Menorah Lighting in Washington, DC, to the colorful "Menorah in the D" in downtown Detroit, we've got events of all types. STREAM NEW VIDEO: How to Light the Menorah A short demo for lighting the Chanukah menorah. WATCH Take the Chanukah Food Quiz Do you know your Chanukah foods? START! For all your Chanukah needs, visit: www.Chanukah.org This email was sent to: agentemes4@gmail.com Change email address · Manage Subscriptions · Unsubscribe Chabad.org · Ask the Rabbi · Contact Us · Donate · Privacy Policy © Copyright Chabad.org · 770 Eastern Parkway Suite 405 · Brooklyn, NY 11213