During Hanukkah, Jews give thanks for the miracles performed for previous generations “in those days, at this time.” Traditionally, “at this time” is understood to refer to the season of Hanukkah itself, the time of year in which these miracles are recalled and relived. Beyond gratitude for the ancient miracles of the Hasmonean victory and the discovery of the pure oil that illuminated the Temple menorah, there is also an expression of thanks for survival itself. The light of the menorah is not merely physical, but a reflection of Divine radiance - a source of blessing, unity, and ultimately peace for the Jewish people as one.
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Published at: 2025-12-21 22:01:45
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