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Eiffel Tower Menorah Lights Up the Parisian Night

December 2, 2013 10:30 AM
More than 6,000 Parisians, dignitaries and visitors from near and far gathered near The Eiffel Tower for the annual menorah lighting that has lit up the French capital for the past 24 years. The grand lighting was part of more than 60 public menorah lightings and events taking place around Paris this year, with many designed for children, teens and young professionals. (Photos: Yaakov Guez)
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(Photo: Yaacov Guez)
(Photo: Yaacov Guez)

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caro baech December 2, 2015

Parisian Kids are celebrating Halloween, Barbes shops reducing opening hours during Ramadan, Christmas deko is allover and for Chinese New Year there is a huge parade - all lights on earth should be lighten up for those who suffered or lost their lifes because of religion! Reply

Ransom Place Connecticut, USA December 5, 2013

Amaized I'm as amazed as I am pleased to see a Menorah in front of the Tower. I grew up during World War 2 when anti-Semetism ran rampant throughout France. And I hear it's still alive in Europe. May the Menorah lights continue to shine brightly -- forever. Reply

Anonymous usa December 4, 2013

great event the picture is telling us that judaism is alive and well Reply