Eight Nights Of Chanukah with Rodef Shalom

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Some Chanukah Songs Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah Oh Hanukah, oh Hanukah, come light the menorah. Let's have a party, we'll all dance the horah. Gather 'round the table, we'll give you a treat; dreidels to play with, and latkes to eat. And while we are playing, the candles are burning bright. One for each night, they shed a sweet light, to remind us of days long ago. Maoz Tsur Ma-oz tsur y’shu-a-ti, L’cha na-e l’sha-bei-ach. Ti-kon beit t’fi-lati, V’sham to-da n’za-bei-ach. L’eit ta-chin mat’bei-ach, Mi-tsar ham’na-bei-ach, Az eg’mor, b’shir miz’mor, Cha-nu-kkat ha-miz’bei-ach. us. Rock of Ages, let our song, praise thy saving power. You amidst the raging foes, were our sheltering tower. Furious they assailed us, but your armour veiled us. And thy word, broke their sword, when our own strength failed S’vivon S’vi-von, sov sov sov, Cha-nu-kka, hu chag tov. Cha-nu-kka, hu chag tov, S’vi-von, sov sov sov. Chag sim’cha hu la-am, Neis ga-dol ha-ya sham. Neis ga-dol ha-ya sham. Chag sim’cha hu la-am. Soufganiyot Spin around, spin spin spin; land on gimmel, then I’ll win. If instead, it drops shin, then my winnings will be thin. Saved by miracles of oil; this is not a chag of toil. Let the jelly donuts boil; eat them quick lest they will spoil. One Little, Two Little Soufganiyot, soufganiyot, One little, two little, three little four, oh how I love those soufganiyot. five little candles, now only three more. Go into the kitchen. Heat up the oil. Six little, seven little, now thereʼs eight. Wait until it’s ready to boil. Latkes and applesauce on my plate Roll up the dough. Put the jelly in the middle. One little, two little, three little four, five little candles, now only three more. Drop ‘em in the pot and listen to ‘em sizzle. Six little, seven little, now thereʼs eight. Those soufganiyot… Hurry now and donʼt be late! Chanukah is the Festival of Lights. Some like ‘em hot. Some like ‘em cold, Those Maccabees put up a great fight. Nobody likes ‘em when they get too old. Learning their Torah in the darkest caves. Raspberry, strawberry, chocolate too. Boy, those Jews were really brave. (One little…) Those soufganiyot are so good for you. Spinning dreidel is so much fun, nes gadol haya sham. Soufganiyot… A great miracle happened there. Antiochus, you had better beware. (One little…) Dinner time, snack time, I gobble up a bunch. Kids with chocolate on their face, Only problem is, when I eat too many, seeing their smiles light up the whole place; my tummy starts to hurt, and I feel real funny. a present for me and a present for you. Those soufganiyot… Donʼt forget to give tzedakah, too! (One little) Soufganiyot taste really great. Latkes and applesauce on my plate Hurry now and donʼt be late!
How do these 8 countries celebrate Chanukah ? by Shannon Darnall, thedailymeal.com Jews in one region of France, Alsace, often used double-decker Chanukah menorahs with space for 16 lights. The second set of lights was used so that both a father and his son could light a candle together on one menorah. Budapest hosts the “Quarter6Quarter7” festival every year. It’s named after the districts that make up Budapest's historic Jewish quarter. For eight nights, people celebrate with flash mobs, concerts, theater performances, and special menus at restaurants. There are 33 synagogues in India and a vibrant Jewish community. Indian Jews don’t light wax-covered candles, instead, they dip wicks in coconut oil. Hannukah in India often features burfi, a milk-based treat enhanced with sweet fruits. Iran has been home to Jews for 3,000 years, according to some estimates — many believe Esther resided there in biblical times. Today, Iran hosts synagogues and temples where Jews go to worship on many holidays, Chanukah included. Jewish residents will attend religious services, read from prayer books, and celebrate Chanukah in a more traditional fashion than other countries’ gift-giving rituals of modernity. In Israel on all eight nights of Chanukah , the streets of Jerusalem are aglow. The custom is to display your family’s menorah for the neighborhood to see — many houses even have cutouts in the wall specifically designed for this purpose. For nourishment, Israeli Jews turn to latkes and sufganiyot (doughnuts). Both foods are fried in oil to symbolize the oil used by the ancient Jews to light the temple. You won’t find many latkes in the Jewish kitchens of Morocco during Chanukah . Instead, you’ll find citrus-flavored doughnuts, called sfenj, made with orange juice and zest. Oranges have become affiliated with Chanukah in Morocco because the famous Jaffa oranges come into season during the late fall and early winter. In Istanbul, Turkey’s Jews often celebrate by singing a unique song called “Ocho Candelas” written in honor of the menorah’s eight candles in the Ladino dialect used by Sephardic Jews who fled oppression in Spain for sanctuary under the Turkish government. They also indulge in a food called “burmelos,” fritters that are made similarly to traditional latkes. In Yemen and other North African countries, the seventh night of Chanukah has adopted a new meaning. This night is reserved for celebrating women, inspired by heroines of the Torah — specifically, they reference Hannah, a woman who sacrificed seven sons to protect Judaism against Greek pressure to convert, and Judith, a woman who seduced and assassinated an Assyrian general to lead the Jewish army to a fantastic win.
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