Rabbi Dan Levin of Temple Beth El - How to celebrate Chanukah in a special way with your family

Rabbi Dan Levin, senior rabbi of Temple Beth El in Boca Raton explains the traditions and history of Chanukah and the special ways that families can bring more meaning of this festive Jewish holiday into their lives.

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Thank you. I normally celebrate Christmas but this year I want to honor the almighty by celebrating his miracles and his birth. I am just now realizing that I am missing books from my bible because of Rome's constantine. It is sad to me that no church I go to celebrates any Jewish feast or other Holidays. This was part of Messiah's upbringing, why wasn't it in mine?