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Tone weight: This is how the giant menorah was erected at the Western Wall
In honor of the holiday, a huge bronze menorah was erected in the Western Wall plaza, closest to the miracle of the jug of oil - two meters high and two meters wide.
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The Western Wall
David Berger, in collaboration with Shuva Israel
Sunday, 28 November 2021, 14:51 Updated: 14:55
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Tonight (Sunday) we will light the first candle in the menorah on the occasion of Hanukkah, where we modem to God for the miracles he performed with us and for the victory of the Jews over the Greeks.
In the Western Wall plaza, the central menorah was placed, which is located closest to where the miracle occurred - the Temple.
The magnificent menorah is made entirely of bronze casting, is more than two meters high and about two meters wide, weighs about one ton, and lasts about seven months.
The Hanukkah candles will be lit as a mehadrin custom from the mehadrin, in olive oil, in special tools that are resistant to wind and rain, which will allow the menorah to light throughout the night.
View the documentation of the construction of the menorah in the Western Wall plaza.
The following is the schedule for the candle lighting classes at the Western Wall in Jerusalem:
Candle, tonight Sunday, 28/11, at 16:30 - The candle lighting class will be devoted to the memory of the late Elijah Kay, Wall Heritage Foundation guide who was killed in a shooting last week.
The event will be attended by Israel's chief rabbis, Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef and Rabbi David Lau, western Wall and holy Sites Shmuel Rabinovitch, Defense Minister Benny Gantz, Minister of Immigrant absorption Pnina Tamano-Shata, Minister of innovation, science and technology Orit Farkash priest, and the general public.
candle Monday candles, Monday to Thursday, 2.12 to 29.11, Sunday, 5:12 , At 16:30. Friday candle, Friday, 3.12, at 15:30. Seventh candle, Saturday, 4.12, at 19:00.
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