For thousands of years, the menorah has been a symbol of Chanukah’s message of resilience and Jewish pride, but its presence in America’s public sphere has only emerged relatively recently — for the ...

The world's largest Hanukkah Menorah before it is lit on the first night of Hannukah at Grand Army Plaza on December 18, 2022, in New York City. Some towns have removed Jewish symbols amid Israel's ...

Kulbersh acknowledged that some view the use of Jewish religious symbols by non-Jews as problematic — or even cultural appropriation. He emphasized that Project Menorah is different.

Known as the Festival of Lights, the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah celebrates the rise of the Jewish people against Greek-Syrian oppressors more than 2,000 years ago. As the island's Jewish ...

A giant Jewish menorah was erected in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, last week. The 234-year-old historic monument once stood in the backdrop of Germany's tumultuous history.

For several years, a menorah has stood alongside the Christmas tree inside the county courthouse in Missoula, Mont. This year, a local rabbi asked officials to erect a Hanukkah display on the ...

The claim: Supreme Court says Jewish symbols allowed on government property but not Christian symbols A Dec. 26 Instagram post (direct link, archived link) shows a menorah in front of the White House.

The menorah is our symbol of hope and resilience. Mr. Hate: your actions may have targeted this symbol, but the resilience of the menorah and the Jewish community will shine brighter," the ...

Dec 14, 2022; Worthington, Ohio, USA; A menorah sits in the window of Andrea and Stephen Brichter in their Worthington home that is decorated for Hanukkah.

“The initial investigation revealed that King carved Nazi symbols into the base of the menorah,” police said. ... Anti-Jewish hate crimes went up 13%, from 71 to 80.

Rare 1,700-years-Old Oil Candle Bearing Jewish Symbols Unearthed in Jerusalem. By. David Israel - 25 Kislev 5785 – December 26, 2024. 0. Share on Facebook. Tweet on Twitter ...

Kulbersh acknowledged that some view the use of Jewish religious symbols by non-Jews as problematic — or even cultural appropriation. He emphasized that Project Menorah is different.