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Hanukkah
These new immigrants to Israel have names linked to Hanukkah
Over 33,000 immigrants arrived in Israel since last Hanukkah, many symbolically tied to Hanukkah through names like Matityahu, Or and Shraga or by settling in towns like Modi’in and Hashmonaim, reflecting the holiday’s enduring spirit
Itamar Eichner
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12.29.24
Lights of Hope virtual event: Illuminating the path to 2025
ILTV and Ynet News are proud to present the Lights of Hope virtual event, streaming live on Monday, December 30
ILTV, Ynet News
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12.29.24
A healthy donut? Tips on how to make a delicious treat more diet-friendly
Hanukkah donuts are a festive favorite, but their caloric and nutritional costs are worth considering; Experts share insights on making healthier choices while still enjoying this holiday tradition
Tzur Gueta
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12.28.24
IDF Soldier lights Hanukkah candle in Jabalia
Moshiko Moskowitz says event symbolized the enduring strength of the Jewish spirit, even in the most challenging and distant places
ILTV
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12.27.24
NGO supporting Russian-speaking Olim celebrates Hanukkah in new Tel Aviv center
'Shishi Shabbat Yisraeli' inaugurates new center and welcomes new Russian Olim to celebrate and sing a uniting Hanukkah hymn; 'When I arrived in Israel, I felt as though I had returned home'
Ynetnews
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12.27.24
Light a candle in the world’s largest digital menorah
From Israel to Australia: We invite you to visit the Hanukkah menorah on Ynet and light a candle. Together, we will create a global display of Jewish unity
Ynetnews
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12.26.24
Jewish Agency CEO: ‘Countries prepare for war, but no country prepares for the process of healing’
In his first interview since assuming office, Jewish Agency CEO Yehuda Setton highlights two major fronts: the sharp rise in antisemitic incidents, which have increased by hundreds of percent, and the need to support Israel in its wartime challenges. From evacuating Olim from an absorption center in the Gaza border area on October 7 while terrorists were roaming around, to distributing immediate grants to terror victims with the help of Jewish communities worldwide and the Agency's role in bringing hundreds of thousands of Olim and strengthening ties with the Diaspora; ‘We need to restore trust and resilience. Jews in Israel and around the world need to know they are not alone,’ Yehuda Setton reflects on a year of action at The Jewish Agency, points to glimmers of hope for the future and shares one particularly moving message
Yuval Haninovich
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12.26.24
Ben-Gvir visits the Temple Mount and 'said a prayer'
Minister of National Security announces that he prayed at the holy site in honor of the Hanukkah holiday, contrary to the status quo; Prime MInister's Office responds that there is 'no change in the status quo'; Minister has called for the establishment of a synagogue on the Mount
Liran Tamari, Moran Azulay, Einav Halabi
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12.26.24
Why does Hanukkah remind us never to give up hope?
Rabbi Ariel Constantine talks about the light of Hanukkah amid difficult times in the State of Israel
Sivan Raviv, ILTV
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12.26.24
Hanukkah's first night celebrated worldwide: From Gaza to the White House
At Hesder yeshivas that returned to the north, at the Western Wall with the participation of families of hostages, at the hospital led by an IDF soldier who was critically injured and whose life was saved: In Israel and around the world, Hanukkah is celebrated, and the cost of war is not forgotten
ynet correspondents
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12.26.24
11,000 families supported since October 7: ‘We realized the scope of terror victims extends beyond the immediate circle and responded’
Since the Second Intifada, the Jewish Agency's Fund for Victims of Terror has gained extensive experience in assisting those affected, but the events of October 7 presented unprecedented challenges. 'The scale was enormous, and our first challenge was reaching everyone,' says Ayelet Nahmias-Verbin, the fund's chair. 'When I went to seek help from community members in Australia, I couldn’t stop crying.' The fund quickly recognized that addressing the needs of direct victims was not enough; support had to extend to their families as well. One such family is that of Lishay Miran Lavi and her daughters, 3-year-old Roni and 1-year-old Alma, whose father Omri was abducted to Gaza. For over 440 days, they have been waiting for his return. 'Alongside the fund's assistance, Ayelet has been by my side, holding my hand when the pain is too much,' says Lishay. 'We can’t heal until Omri comes back.' If you also have a prayer for a little light in the coming year, join us in lighting a candle on the Jewish Agency's digital menorah on Ynet, spreading the light of the Jewish community in Israel and around the world.
Yuval Haninovich
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12.25.24
Hanukkah menorah recovered from Nahal Oz massacre returns to family
Terrorists destroyed Shifra Noy’s home in Nahal Oz on October 7, but a Hanukkah menorah gifted by her daughter, Dorit, survived the flames; In time for Hanukkah, the menorah was returned to the family in an emotional moment of light amid the tragedy
Matan Tzuri
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12.25.24
'Our generation is responsible for guaranteeing this miracle of the Jewish state would continue'
Jewish Agency Chairman Doron Almog talks about the agency's Global Glow initiative, calling for Jewish unity and resilience in times of war
Alexandra Lukash
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12.25.24
The uglier the better: Behind the trend of Christmas and Hanukkah sweaters
While campy, showy and mostly made fun of online, the holiday season's clothing trend is popular with Jews and non-Jews alike, but why?
Itay Yaacov
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12.25.24
The Jewish Agency to light world’s largest digital menorah
From Kiryat Shmona to Melbourne, from Sderot to Washington, from Jerusalem to Paris, anyone can light a virtual candle that will be featured in Ynet and projected on Israel’s National Institutions building
Ynetnews
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12.22.24
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