Printed from Chabad.org
Contact Us
Visit us on Facebook
Meet the new Chabad.org
Switch to OLD version
This action-filled radio play portrays the miracle of Chanuka as a victory of Jewish spirit over the forces of assimilation.

Miracle of the Maccabees

The Chanukah Story

Print
E-mail
© Copyright Jewish Educational Media
Click here to order this CD online
by Chaim Clorfene and Simcha Gottlieb
Miracle of the Maccabees was written, produced, and directed by Chaim Clorfene and Simcha Gottlieb, whose additional credits include many pioneering Jewish educational films, videos, radio programming, books, and multimedia. Together, they created the classic radiodrama, "The Mysterious Golem of Prague," starring Leonard Nimoy - recently remastered and re-released on CD. They always appreciate feedback, and can be contacted at gotsimcha@gmail.com.
The content on this page is copyrighted by the author, publisher and/or Chabad.org, and is produced by Chabad.org. If you enjoyed this article, we encourage you to distribute it further, provided that you comply with the copyright policy.
Print
E-mail
Sort By:
Discussion (53)
December 13, 2012
Wonderful
Excellent presentation
robert jackson
December 12, 2012
Epic!
As we afix the candles on our menorah we listen to this wonderful story, and all of us beam with pride and joy!
Dayna
San Antonio,Tx
December 10, 2012
Excellent!
Lenny Crane
Winchester
December 10, 2012
Thank You! It is very very well done. I wish it was done in movie exactly the same way it is told in this audio. We need Maccabees to return today to fight for our faith and the right to be in Israel in pride and peace. It always stay true for all Jews to be united and to thank Hashem for all miracles....
Brigitte
LA, USA
chabadofcheviothills.com
December 9, 2012
A yearly Chanukkah favorite!!
This is a fantastic audio story! So enjoyable, I've listened to it every year for the past 4 years to help rededicate myself to the Creator, much like the Maccabees rededicated the Temple! This is fun and educational for children and adults alike. It is not entirely historically accurate, but it's pretty close. Just enjoy the story and you'll get what you need.

L'Chag Chanukkah Sameach!
To a rejoiceful Chanukkah celebration!

All bless the Almighty, the everlasting Eternal.

ioses
The Desolate Place
December 26, 2011
miracle of the Maccabees
the recording was wonderfuly made, I really enjoyed it many thanks!
Happy Chanuka to every one!
Anonymous
montreal, quebec
December 20, 2011
Chanukah story
A story of joy and faith to all who love the God of Abraham, Issac & Jacob
james D
orange park, fl
December 19, 2011
Quite Brillant!
Thank you. (30 years later)
rl
toronto
December 18, 2011
I want to weep
Whenever I hear this I have such a strong urge to weep. What an immeasurable debt we owe to G-d's chosen nation of faithful Jews for being willing to lay down their lives to preserve the precious Torah of Adonai. Baruch HaShem!
David
BARNESVILLE, GA
September 19, 2011
RE: Question
The Bible is not a mere collection of stories. Rather they are prophetically inspired works. The last generation of prophets were those who began to prophesy before the First Holy Temple was destroyed in 423 BCE, though a number of that generation survived the 70-year Babylonian exile and lived to see the building of the Second Temple. It was they who wrote the last books of the Bible, such as Ezra, and Chronicles.

The question remains, however, why there was virtually nothing written on it in the Talmudic work known as the Mishnah. Why was this? I suggest that you have a look at What Happened to Tractate Chanukah?
Menachem Posner for Chabad.org
Montreal, Quebec
Show all comments
1000 characters remaining
Email me when new comments are posted.
FEATURED ON CHABAD.ORG