After Chanukah
 | The holy fires on the altar burnt again in the Holy Temple. Order and peace seemed established. One man, though, realized that the time for a return to normal living had not yet come...
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This true story of Chanukah is unknown to most Jews. Most Jews think it is only about Oil lasting Eight days instead of One day. Christmas has been adopted into Chanukah with the exchange of gifts. The Hellenistic Jews were the worst enemy and are still the worst enemy in Israel today! It is wrong for Chanukah to be thought of as a Minor Holiday because without Chanukah the Hellenistic Jews would have ended Judaism and we would all be Christians. So Chanukah is more important then all the other Jewish Holidays because without it Judaism would have ended! This story should be emailed to every Jew!
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I enjoyed the articles on the meaning of Chanukah. We Christians are realizing that the old customs are important to us, too. It was also good to know where the 8 days of light that I hear about so often really came from.
Thanks.
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May G-d let His face shine upon you and give you peace. From a Christian brother.
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Why do you sound so angry Mr. BMT, USA
God has love for all. Of course Chanukah should never be a minor Holiday or any Jewish Holiday for that matter, but tolerance for others as we expect tolerance for us. It is beautiful for anyone to be interested in learning.
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i have been rivited to my computer learning about Jewish customs and beliefs hoping to help a member of my family with an assignment for college, the more i learn the more i need to know. I am a Christian who needs more knowledge of my Bible, i think i shall be a regular visitor to your pages here. i like the way I can be refered on with attatchments to learn even more! ! thank you so much for making this subject easy to understand and making me 'hungry for more knowledge'
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A prolific master storyteller presents another collection of narratives that span east and west and leap back and forth in time.
The title story takes place in the Warsaw ghetto and bears witness to the
courage and defiance of a very young hero. Other tales take place in diverse
locales, as menacing as the streets of Prague and as awesome as the splendid
majesty of King Solomon's palace. Along the way is a world of excitement and
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