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My Very Own Chanukah Party - A Children's Chanukah Celebration

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Watch children host a Chanukah celebration and a grand dreidel game especially for kids!

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Unleavened bread is the main component of the Pesach feast.

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Simchat Torah marks the end of the annual reading of the Torah. It is the only time the Torah is read at night. It falls on the date that the Torah was received from God.

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Pesach, more commonly referred to as Passover, celebrates the liberation of Jews from Egyptian slavery by Moses. It features fasting leading up to a massive feast of unleavened bread.

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Purim commemorates the date the Persian Jews were saved from Haman, an advisor to the Persian king

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Tu B'av is a Jewish version of Valentine's Day; it is considered a great day for weddings.

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What is a Jewish Holiday, and How are they Celebrated?

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What is a Jewish Holiday, and How are they Celebrated?

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Jewish holidays are days that celebrate events in Jewish history and days that mark important dates for society, like the beginning of the harvest season or a day celebrating love.

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Pesach Sheni is the Second Passover for those who are unable to celebrate Passover.

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Shushan Purim is an alternate celebration of Purim because in the town of Shushan, Purim was celebrated one day after what is commonly accepted as the date if Purim.

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Tu Bishevat is the start of the Jewish year for harvest. According to Jewish law, fruits cannot be harvested for the first three years, each marked by a celebration of Tu BiShevat.

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Though not the most important holiday, Chanukah is the most recognizable holiday to gentiles. Chanukah marks the miracle following great victory of the Jews over the Seleucid Greeks. After reclaiming the Temple of Jerusalem, tradition required candles to be lit every night. However, the Jews only possessed enough oil to keep the candles lit for one night. Miraculously, the candles burned for eight nights, long enough for new oil to be prepared. The main celebration is the lighting of the menora for eight nights. Every night, kids roll dreidels to determine what gifts they will receive. In elementary school, a Jewish kid in my class brought a menorah and dreidels to school and taught about Chanukah and basic Jewish practices.

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Called Yom Terah in the Jewish bible. Rosh Hashana is the Jewish new year. Translated to the "Feast of Trumpets." It is a day of yelling and shouting celebrating the creation of the world.

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Called the Sabbath of Sabbath's,  Yom Kippur is a day of forgivness for the coming year.

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Shalom and welcome to Parsha in 60 Seconds Today's portion is BONUS ROUND! Hanukkah Hanukkah means Festival of Lights and was established after the Macabees defeated Antiochus Epiphanes and rededicated the temple to God. For eight days Jews worldwide celebrate by lighting the eight branched menorah by the shamas candle.

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Tu BiShvat
Purim Katan
Shushan Purim
Pesach Sheni
Lag BaOmer
Tu B'Av
Leil Selichot

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Purim
Pesach
Shavuot
Tish'a B'Av
Rosh Hashana
Yom Kippur
Sukkot
Shmini Atzeret
Simchat Torah
Chanukah