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Woodburgh resident David Friedman, President-elect Donald Trump's choice to be U.S. ambassador to Israel prepares to light the menorah in Cedarhurst Park.
Israel envoy nominee lights Five Towns menorah [Photo gallery]
Woodsburgh village resident David Friedman, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to be the U.S. ambassador to Israel, lit the menorah in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on the first night of Hanukkah last Saturday. more
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Kosher Komedy to aid terror victims
An all star lineup of very funny and “clean” comedians will perform the Broadway Comedy Club in Manhattan at 318 West 53rd Street and the Backstage in Woodmere at 948 Broadway on Saturday, Dec. 24 and Saturday, 31 for Kosher Komedy shows whose proceeds will benefit the Chabad Terror Victims Project. more
Festival of Lights is a grand celebration
Humankind’s fascination with light spans the countless generations religious fervor and imagination. more
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Celebrating a holiday of belief and hope
From Long Island to Jerusalem, Jews all over the world will celebrate Hanukkah this year from Dec. 24 through Jan. 1. Countless families will view the bright lights of the menorah while enjoying the holiday and its blessings. But the Festival of Lights, as Hanukkah is also known, has a much more profound meaning to it than mere candles and oil. more
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Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim, left, and Barry Beskin lit the ice menorah at Chabad of Hewlett’s Hanukkah celebration at Grant Park on Dec. 8.
Hanukkah on ice heats up the holiday [Photo gallery]
Fire and ice combined to be a part of the Chabad of Hewlett’s annual Hanukkah on Ice celebration at Grant Park, also in Hewlett, on Dec. 8, that included ice skating and menorah necklaces were distributed. more
Berrel Wolowik lit the grand menorah in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on the first night of Hanukkah.
Hanukkah celebrated in Cedarhurst [Photo gallery]
Cedarhurst-based Chabad of the Five Towns lit the grand menorah in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park last Sunday to begin the holiday of Hanukkah. more
A lit menorah symbolizes the miracle of Hanukkah and the oil that lasted eight days and nights.
Being appreciative of life’s daily miracles
What constitutes a miracle? To many, a miracle is an amazing phenomenon that seldom occurs. It’s a rare yet marvelous serendipity that is remembered for years to come. Miracles are the celebration of the holiday of Hanukkah, which will be observed this year from the night of Dec. 6 through Dec. 14. more
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A wish list for the new year
Once upon a time, the coming of Hanukkah and Christmas meant that friends and family would send me lots of gifts, and I would reciprocate. more
The Brandeis School in Lawrence hosted a menorah lighting ceremony as more than 100 students, teachers and guests marked the second day of Hanukkah on the Frost Lane campus.
Celebrating Hanukkah in Lawrence
More than 100 children from nursery school up to eighth grade celebrated Hanukkah with a lighting ceremony of a 9-foot high menorah with their teachers, parents and religious leaders at The Brandeis School in Lawrence on the morning of Dec. 17. more
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HAFTR students and JCC members celebrated the onset of Hanukkah at the center’s Festival of Lights event on Dec. 11.
Bonding across the generations
Filling the gap between generations, 80 seniors, members of the Jewish Community Center of the Greater Five Towns, and 20 seventh- and eighth-graders from the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns (HAFTR) Middle School joined together for an the Festival of Lights Hanukkah celebration on Dec. 11. more
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