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The History of Hanukkah Gelt (And Where to Buy Gelt)
The history of Hanukkah gelt from its monetary origins to when chocolate coins were first "minted." Learn what gelt is used for and where to get it.
7 commentsKaraite Comments: The Truth About Chanukah
One of the more frequent questions that I'm faced with is why don't I believe in Chanukah? And as I try to explain, it is not an issue in believing in the holiday per se, the issue is with how it was...
3 commentsFree Hanukkah Cards and Clip Art
It's easy to make your own free Hanukkah cards or ecards with this colorful assortment of free art and the instructions that accompany it.
4 commentsHanukkah Food Traditions
The Jewish festival of Hanukkah (or Chanukah) happens around December. Significant historical events imbue Hanukkah food traditions. The miracle of the oil is reflected in the dominance of deep fried foods at this time of year. Cheese-based foods stem from the story of the heroine Judith. Recipe for Olliebollen (Dutch doughnuts).
0 commentsHow To Throw A Hanukkah Party -- Tips On Throwing A Hanukkah Party
One great way to celebrate Hanukkah is to throw a Hanukkah party. Here are some tips on throwing a Chanukah party and telling the story of Hanukkah.
5 comments8 Days Of Chanukah (Hanukkah) - A Jewish Festival
Chanukah Hanukah 2010 begins on Dec 1. The word Chanukah means dedication. Jews around the light the menorah on the eve of the 25th of Kislev. The Festival of Lights is a Jewish holiday that is a celebration of both a historic event and a miraculous story. Judah Macabee is the hero along with the oil that lasted for 8 days.
44 commentsStunning Christmas Tree Toppers!
Christmas Trees are decorated according to personal taste, and everyone's got a different opinion as to how they ought to look. Fortunately, there are loads of modern and traditional tree toppers to choose from these days. I can remember that as...
Menorah Paddy
Along the matted dirt path of Chongqing, children play in the fields bordering the green, mellow mounds not quite large enough to be mountains. “Ni hao!” I greet the children in Mandarin Chinese. “America! America,” they...
1 commentCelebrating Hanukkah: The Festival of Lights
Hanukkah or Chanukah is the festival of lights. Learn the history of Hanukkha and how it is celebrated.
19 commentsThe 10 Funniest Songs EVER! The Revised List. The late great Leslie Neilson Remembered! Read over 5,000 times.
The late Leslie and many others are remembered for their funny contributions to American Music!
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