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I choose this picture because the weather is nice and there are trees, chairs trash cans, some grass on the ground, israeli flag a building, two windows a gate, two beachs, a bag and aviad.

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I see these beautiful plants and it makes me feel more energy but there are also some disadvantages to these plants that you sit on the bench the leaves fall on me and it bothers me and there are also insects and crawlers on the leaves that fall I fell on me once 10 ants

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I associate Nutella with Hanukkah because it is sweet, like donuts and other sweets on this holiday. Usually there is a picture of Hanukkah on the jar of Nutella, which also reminds me of the holiday. I don't celebrate Hanukkah, but sometimes I eat Nutella, it reminds me of this holiday. I love and waiting for Hanukkah

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This is money, usually Israel people give children money in this holiday. For me it presents that children can earn too and it give them the opportunity to save. My family doesn't do this, but over do, this also gives the kids the filing of adulthood. The gold also represents the shine of the candle.

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Hadas Grinberg

I chose to take a picture of this window because, the light reminded me about the lights from the hanukkiyah when people put their hanukkiah if front of their window then the hanukka starts, it reminds me how me and my family lit up our hanukkiyah and how we putted it in front of our window.

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I chose this photo because I associate it with Hanukkah. the sun that breaks through the tree, the falling light on everything around, gives me hope for all the good. Hanukkah symbolizes rebirth, new life. I took this photo in the evening when we were returning from the store, and when I saw this beautiful picture, I immediately wanted to photograph it. For me, Hanukkah is a very bright, kind, slightly magical holiday that means a lot to me and the entire Jewish people

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I chose the lamp in the hallway because it brings light to everyone who passes by
Similar to the menorahs that are placed in the window so that everyone can see the light it emits
Hanukkah is the festival of lights, a holiday that should be light everywhere
Also thanks to the lamps there is light everywhere.

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I chose the sun because it’s the main Light source For our solar system And Hanukkah Is all about lights. Another name for this holiday is the holiday of Lights. We will not be able to exist without the sun. The sun is 147 million Kilometers away from us Which means if you were traveling at the speed of flight from earth to the sun You will get there in eight minutes.

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For me, the number eight is a sign of Hanukkah, because in Israel, this holiday is celebrated for eight days. Of course, Hanukkah has 9 candles, but due to the fact that the ambassador lasted for 8 days, Hanukkah is celebrated for 8 days, this is the number I associate with Hanukkah, plus the number eight is my favorite.

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On Hanukkah, an unprecedented miracle happened; the oil burned for 8 days instead of 1. I think any plants can be called a miracle; they appeared out of nowhere. Now they grow literally everywhere. They can live in sub-zero temperatures and desert heat. They can even grow through concrete. I think we can say that plants symbolize miracles.

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As the sun's gentle rays embrace the world, a tapestry of vibrant flowers unfolds, echoing the joyous spirit of Hanukkah. Petals dance in radiant hues, mirroring the flickering lights that kindle hope and warmth during this festival of light. In this harmonious symphony, nature and tradition intertwine, creating a dazzling celebration of life and illumination.

Hanukkah gives me faith in life, faith in the victory of something small over something big, like a small flower making its way into this big world, which gives hope for something better. The sun gives life.

Hanukkah gives me faith in life, faith in the victory of something small over something big, like a small flower making its way into this big world, which gives hope for something better.

The sun, sunlight are our main guides in this life. If you are lost in the darkness of this life, then the light will always help you overcome the darkness, just like it helps a little flower to grow in this big and vast world.

The main thing about Hanukkah is a miracle. Isn't it a miracle that a new life is created in such an incredible way amid all this turmoil?

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In this picture I see beautiful flowers of different colors. I associate these flowers with Hanukkah. Hanukkah in translation is a new life, and flowers for me are the beginning of something new and amazing. Hanukkah is a wonderful, kind and bright holiday that signifies a miracle. This holiday saved many people for whom it is very important. Flowers are a real miracle of nature, they are beautiful and beautiful just like Hanukkah. That's why I chose this picture

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I choose this picture to the assignment because this picture present hope and the hashmonaym were need hope and I think that hope is important so much because if they have hope then they get a miracle and that's what I think about this picture and how it connects to hanoka.

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I choose this picture because this is an olive tree wich is not very big and long ,and from this tree we can make oil.We can remember that the holiday Hanukkah is appeared from Bible. In which there was a miracle with endless oil .And therefore the oil symbolizes the holiday of Hanukkah.

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I’d like to describe this picture because it makes me think about nature and Hanukkah. Hanukkah is translated from Hebrew as an update. I associate renewal with flowers. After winter, nature begins to come to life and then flowers appear. I also present Hanukkah as a very sunny and bright holiday. The rays of the sun falling on flower petals remind me of this. This is nature's expectation of Hanukkah.

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I chose this picture because there are candles in this picture and these candles are like all of us. When it’s on, it lights up everything around it and sometimes it’s also off, like us. The candles are related to Hanukkah because we light candles on Hanukkah, and the candles light up the whole house.

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the butter reminds me of Hanukkah because this is the main symbol of the holiday. Butter symbolizes the miracle that happened in Jerusalem, almost all food is made with butter. when we talk about butter, I imagine burning candles with oil, oil is an integral part of the holiday and its main part.

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In this photo I feel the holiday atmosphere, for me Hanukkah feels like this. I remember how I lived last year, what happened before, good memories, friends, studies, games, and I also don’t forget about the bad, I respect my past, and try not to repeat my mistakes. in this photo I feel something special, the same miracle as what happened on Hanukkah, I believe that I will have a good time this holiday

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I chose this picture for the assignment because in Hanukkah we are lighting eight candles with fire because of The miracle of the tin of oil that the Jewish people found inside the temple after the Greeks defiled at and manage light candle for eight days straight and this symbolise for me faith and not give up .

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Hanukkah for me is a holiday that symbolizes miracles and new beginnings. I took a picture of a clock because it symbolizes a new time, a time to change, a time to smile and be happy. In this picture you can see a big white clock. This is why i chose to take a picture of a big white clock .

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I choose this picture because it reminds me the light that the hasmonaim found the oil that lasted them for 8 days when they had no light and when they found it they were happy and the photo is light and light is a happy thing. maor mimon