The Underwater Observatory in Eilat has released breathtaking photos of candle-lit divers along with sharks

Bright tradition: The Underwater Observatory Park in Eilat surprised its visitors during the holiday, when they organized candle lighting underwater at the Sharks World Visitor Center.

During the holidays, the dive team at the park lit special fireworks with a giant menorah, all during the sharks feeding operation.

The tradition of lighting candles in unusual places has become particularly popular in recent years. Last week Arkia airline lit candles by the airplane Daily, which was done just before takeoff.

This week, fighters in their own candle-lit submarines also released their own. Navy Instagram officials released a record of five fighters on the 7th Cruise looking at her menorah with seven lit candles. The submarine must not light a fire, so the fighters classified with an electric menorah were satisfied. "That's how a seventh candle lights up!", They wrote. "At the depth of the enemy, in the submarine. The 7th Fighters may be far from home, but always close to the heart."

Other interesting recent candle litings have been in Arab countries such as Kurdistan, Iran and even Dubai. Instagram page "Kosherdubai" posted a picture of the entire lit menorah in front of the UAE's huge towers, including the Burj Khalifa Tower, the tallest tower in the world.