Hanukkah, also known as the “Holiday of Lights”, is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
Hanukkah, also known as the "Holiday of Lights", is celebrated over a course of 8 days. During the holiday it is customary to light the candles of the Hannukkah Menorah every night infront of the window pane in memory of the miracle of the curse of oil.
Also on this holiday, candies play a part of the tradition. During the holiday children enjoy an abundance of chocolate coins because of the jewish tradition of handing out hanukkak gelt.
