I missed this video. The menorah 🕎 in the windows are so nice. Makes me realize how very disconnected to my Jewishness I am. We never had a menorah 🕎. I was raised with a tree. I was aware we were Jewish, but I don't believe any of my friends knew we were Jewish. Very sad
Such a wonderful holiday! I am Polish and we eat potato cakes plain or with ketchup too! Thanks so much for sharing your culture. I really enjoy your videos!
I'm Polish, we ate grandmas potato pancakes plain or with Ketchup. My husband is German - apple sauce all the way for him! I agree with you - salt! Watching the holiday lights through windows is one of my favorite things. Thank you for your channel. You shine brightly! Happy Holidays! ❤ 🕎✡️🎉
The candle light in all the windows is so beautiful. I love that it is a tradition to open the blinds for all of us to see... I hope you had a wonderful Chanukah and Happy New Year!
Your video warmed my heart. It's wonderful to see people celebrating meaningful events with their families. I hope that your Hanukkah celebration was joyous as well. Happy holidays and happy new year as well! Thank you for the time you take to produce such lovely videos for those of us far away from New York to learn about such interesting people and traditions.
I am so happy to hear that you are celebrating and that leaving the community you were born in doesnt mean leving judaism, there are so many ways to live and enjoy in judaism, Hanuka alegre😘
Hello Frieda, I have seen some of your videos and I find them very interesting and educational. You present the religious Jewish world in a very positive way and your lived experience is also interesting. I would surely have many questions to ask you but I will first watch the other videos. Thank you for your videos, I wish you the best.
My family celebrates Christmas, but we have latkes as apart of our big family Christmas meal. Jewish culture, and especially the food is ingrained in New Yorker’s, at least lower NY 😊 Not all realize it though, but I love it 😊 I’ve always wanted to see a whole neighborhood lighting their menorah’s. I knew it would be beautiful to see 😊 I’ll see it in person one day. From Queens/ L.I. 🌟☃️🌻
My brother, the consummate hipster, lived in Bed Sty for several years before relocating to Harlem and it has been very interesting I’m sure over the years for locals to see how the hipster influx ha so changed many parts of Brooklyn. But it seems like every 50 years, that happens with a new group of people. Not just my family but a lot of people of German descent, both Jewish and non-Jewish eat latkes with an apple chutney of sorts.
Happy Chanukkah to all. To me, it should be enjoyed by everyone as it definitely represents the season of Hope. Although raised Catholic, my ancestry is Sefardic Jewish (they were originally from Spain). I do not practice any actual form of religion but respect all. By the way, in my many years of living in NY, the majority of hipsters that I knew were Jewish.
Whaaat? A battle with the Greeks? I had no idea 😂😂 Greek here, not religious but I love Jews customs and rituals. I love your videos! Happy Hanukkah 🕎 ❤ from Athens!
Your videos are amazing Frieda. I am wondering what is your motivation to continue doing them. I know that you left this world could be that things did not resonate with you. Or whatever the reason. Do u feel nostalgic when you go back deep down do u miss it a bit? At any rate it is amazing that you are doing this on social media to show how beautiful (though not always perfect) this world is. Thanks
It's a good question. It's I think driven by how deeply misunderstood I felt when I was Hasidic, and how much I wanted "my people" to be humanized. Even though I left, I still feel like it's a rich world and the deep desire to share that.
This was very beautiful. I lived in Manhattan for several years and knew very little about the vibrant community just across the bridge. I would have loved to see the beautiful candle lighting from the streett as you did. Are all 8 nights are celebrated in the same quiet manner? Thanks for educating us.
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn Thanks for your reply! I wanted to add that it was striking and peaceful to see the Christmas trees across the quiet dimly lit street. An encouraging statement of coexistence. I hope Jews know that many Christians respect the special place of Jews in the history of humanity (not to me tion that Jesus himself was a Jew) and regularly pray for our Jewish brothers and sisters....not praying to convert but just for their well being.
Chag Chanukah Sameach! Potato pancakes latkes are delicious. Unfortunately, donuts can be fattening. Let's hope that the crime element let's up in Williamsburg. An excellent video!
Lovely video. I noticed that the menorah in the coloring book only held 7 candles. Wouldn’t tat make it a menorah not a Chanukia? In any event was the coloring book wrong?
Over 2200 years ago? Did I hear you incorrectly? The pictures in the book seemed much more modern. I’m confused. Nonetheless, I love your tours. They are wonderfully done.
An amaizing video! I hereby copy-pasted the title of a video of Rabbi Jacobson here on youtube, Rabbi YY Jacobson: Chanukah Day #2 | The Rebbe’s Advice for Anxiety
HI Frieda! I usually love your videos, but this time I have mixed feelings. Beautiful seeing the menorahs in the windows. But, what a watered down version of the Chanuka story! The "educated" Greek conquerors (and your endless repetition of "educated" implying that the Jews were not...) used every means to force the monotheistic Jews to worship the Greek idols, including setting up said idols in the Holy Temple, defiling the temple and systematically defiling and destroying all of the holy oil used to light the Menora in the Temple.( Hence the miracle, when the victorious Jews returned to the Temple they found only o n e flask of pure oil left to light the Menora. That oil, which should have lasted for only one day, miraculously continued to burn for eight days until new oil could be prepared.) The Jews were willing to die for their faith and the enlightened Greeks had no problem with wholesale murder of men. women and children whose crime was refusing to bow down to idols, to violate the Sabbath and circumcising their sons. This last was a capital sin , violating the Greek worship of beauty in all forms, including public nudity in the sports arena . Please, please , Jews in the US have to contend with all the tinsel and glitter of the commercialized December holiday, don"t sell Chanuka so short! It was a tremendous victory, both political and spiritual. Chanuka sameach from Israel!
I think she meant that the ancient Greek culture was and is looked at as more refined than the other cultures of the antiquity. Just think about the complexity of the Greek philosophers or the infinite mathematical rules set by their mathematicians and physists.
Greek philosophy was unable to cope with the concept of religious observance, of philosophy as part of real life rather than utopical, theoretical. Hence their opposition to everything Judaism stands for. Refined indeed! Only wealthy males were "citizens", homosexuality was the ideal, women were treated as mindless chattle, decorative at the best. Considering the battles waged in the land of Israel in the the of the Greek king Antiochus, the subjugation of the local population who refused to give in, I'd hardly call them truly refined., Greek philosophy didn't/doesn't stand up to reality (study the Kuzari by R' Yehuda Halevi, the philosopher says that acts are unimportant, only wisdom has any value. } whereas Judaism demands both study and acts. Understand that Chanuka celebrates "the victory of the few over the many, the pure over the impure, evil in the hands of the just" (from the al Hanisim prayer recited daily throughout Chanuka). Light over darkness, "in those times and in our present day. בימים ההם ובזמן הזה) Happy Chanuka!
The coloring book is for young children, It's not meant to be complicated. It explains the story in a way that a child can understand. Older children get more through education from studying biblical sources.
@@lillianglick4054 I agree though what the Greeks didn't like was the G-d part of the equation. They were people focused. Jews were G-d focused. If the Jews did our traditions for the benefit of our people it would've been fine with the Greeks. They believe in the ultimate and absolute value of people. Everything was to that end. Hence the self involved, debaucherous behavior.
I know the basic history that kids learn about hannukah is often very simplified but I think you didn't say it really correctly that it's about the intellectual sort of modernized way of looking at the world versus the old Jewish way or religious way. there's been a lot of research done on this and I will reference a good article below but most theories are that what happened was there was actually a civil war between the Jews who were hellenized and who brought in foreign practices and beliefs but still holds true to at least the core of but then there were the other side who felt that any change especially one of philosophical changes that might be fundamental like belief in one God or in social relationships over focused on aesthetics etc but these would destroy the foundation of judaism. so the Syrian Greeks or the Seleucids as they are called cannot handle having such discord between their Jewish population and so they had to pick sides and so they decided with the hellenists and they outlawed circumcision and the new month and the Sabbath because those were core beliefs and their intention was to erupt a civil war and they even brought in idle worship into the temple as a final straw. so the pro Torah stringent had no other option but to respond with force. there really wasn't against modernization or intelligence per se it was about changing the fundamentals of judaism. here is a very nice source for a contemporary academic and also still traditionally acceptable approach to this explanation that I shared. www.huffpost.com/entry/hanukkah-greeks-grudge_b_1153588
Pretty good. I think I simplified the narrative of teh coloring book. A lot of commentors took issue with how I portrayed it, and it’s definitely not the whole story of Chanukah as taught to these kids. Thanks for the comment.
The Greeks defiled the Temple! The Maccabees fought and forced the Greeks out of the Temple so the Temple was no longer defiled with idols etc...Chanukah is all about the rededication of the Alter in the Temple.
The title of 'Chanukah Night' would give an outsider the wrong idea about the holiday, that it's one night. I know that you're saying more though people don't always get those details. Just a suggestion. You're the decider of channel content.
the title "Chanukah Night" suggests that she is showing us one night of Chanukah ... then, when the watch, she shares about it -- it is a title , not a detailed explanation
Shalom, Salam, Peace. Quran [Last Testament] We Married Both Sarah And Hagar [Egyptian Handmaid] To Abraham The Friend Of God. In The Songs Of Solomon The Word ''Muhammadim'' Translates As His Lover [Solomon's] Torah & Gospel Both Claim That Abraham The Friend Of God, Was Unwed To Hagar, Also Within The Songs Of Solomon, Claiming That He Had A Lover. Translation Correction: His Lover = Praiseworthy = Muhammad im = Respect “Behold! My Servant, whom I uphold; My Elect One [AHMAD], in whom My soul delights! I have put My Spirit upon Him; He will bring forth justice to the Gentiles. 2 He shall not cry out, nor raise His voice, nor cause His voice to be heard in the street. 3 A bruised reed shall He not break, and smoking flax shall He not quench. In truth He shall bring forth justice. 4 He shall not fail nor be discouraged, till He has established justice in the earth; and the islands shall wait for His law.” - Isaiah 42:1-4 The Elect One = AHMAD = Muhammadim.
Not only does Islam have any original content like the Bible.. they feel the need to steal the Jewish teachings and scriptures and reappropriate it for those false promise and prophets
@@ikleinit Shalom, Salam, Peace. 1. Quran [Last Testament] A Good Word Is Akin To A Tree, With It's Roots Deeply Planted Into The Ground, Branches Reaching High Into The Sky. A Bad Word Is Akin To A Tree, With It's Roots Uprooted, Decaying And Dead. All God Has Said Is True.
@@ikleinit Shalom, Salam, Peace. Quran [Last Testament] For Murder You May Choose From: Torah Law: Eye For An Eye, Tooth For A Tooth. Gospel Law: Turn The Other Cheek. Quran Law. Blood Money [Compensation]. But If You Could See The Day Of Judgement With Your Very Own Eyes, You Would Choose The Latter [Gospel Law].
When I see the Menorahs in the windows, it’s as if to show, We Jews are still here and will thrive! Happy Chanukah!
Chances are Satmars don’t consider you a “real” Jew. Sad I know.
@@DaMensch86 it’s is sad because I think all of us Jews no matter how you observe or don’t observe are all part of our family.
THANK YOU IT WAS LOVELY
My favorite holiday
I missed this video. The menorah 🕎 in the windows are so nice. Makes me realize how very disconnected to my Jewishness I am. We never had a menorah 🕎. I was raised with a tree. I was aware we were Jewish, but I don't believe any of my friends knew we were Jewish. Very sad
That is so sad indeed. I’m so glad to hear you are finding connections with your deep roots.
Such a wonderful holiday! I am Polish and we eat potato cakes plain or with ketchup too! Thanks so much for sharing your culture. I really enjoy your videos!
I'm Polish, we ate grandmas potato pancakes plain or with Ketchup. My husband is German - apple sauce all the way for him! I agree with you - salt! Watching the holiday lights through windows is one of my favorite things. Thank you for your channel. You shine brightly! Happy Holidays! ❤ 🕎✡️🎉
I'm Polish and we ate ours with sour cream or mushroom sauce. I now eat them with plain yoghurt. Much lighter tasting than the sour cream.
The candle light in all the windows is so beautiful. I love that it is a tradition to open the blinds for all of us to see... I hope you had a wonderful Chanukah and Happy New Year!
Yes, part of the commandment to light the Chanukah Menorah and to publicize it by placing it in a window. 🔥
Happy Chanukah !!
What an opportunity you gave us to see this! I appreciate your heart & the sacrifice you made to give us this knowledge.
Your video warmed my heart. It's wonderful to see people celebrating meaningful events with their families. I hope that your Hanukkah celebration was joyous as well. Happy holidays and happy new year as well! Thank you for the time you take to produce such lovely videos for those of us far away from New York to learn about such interesting people and traditions.
That was beautiful. Thank you & happy Chanukah!
Splendid dear Frieda. So good of you to post this. You are every inch a lovely and charming princess, even in a toque and scarf
I am so happy to hear that you are celebrating and that leaving the community you were born in doesnt mean leving judaism, there are so many ways to live and enjoy in judaism, Hanuka alegre😘
I enjoy your videos very much! Please never stop producing them.
I appreciate your balanced commentary. It's thoughtful and too rare.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your encouragement.
Really enjoyed this video. Using the coloring book to explain what Chanukah was about was terrific. You captured the celebrate with Family .
Chag Chanukah sameach to you, your family, friends and community.
That was SO INTERESTING thanks for sharing I never knew what the real celebration is
Thanks. That was well filmed
Interesting that the difference in the window displays is so clear.
Happy Hanukkah Frieda! Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you, this was beautiful.
Thank you Frieda for this lovely video once again.
Chag Sameach from Vienna, Austria, Europe ❤️✡️🕎🕯️🍩
Blessings❤
Hello Frieda, I have seen some of your videos and I find them very interesting and educational. You present the religious Jewish world in a very positive way and your lived experience is also interesting. I would surely have many questions to ask you but I will first watch the other videos. Thank you for your videos, I wish you the best.
Thank you my friend.
Happy Chanukah! Great video as always. Very tasteful and informative.
Beautiful video. ❤
What a wonderful video. Thank you so very much.
Love your educational videos. Thank you Frida 😁👍🏼🕎✡️(Gomez)
I feel so lucky to have found this channel
Thanks for sharing❤ Chag urim Sameach! Greetings from Chelm Poland 🤓
Wonderful ❤
Thank you for this beautiful glimpse of life. Happy Chanukah to you and your family.
My family celebrates Christmas, but we have latkes as apart of our big family Christmas meal. Jewish culture, and especially the food is ingrained in New Yorker’s, at least lower NY 😊 Not all realize it though, but I love it 😊
I’ve always wanted to see a whole neighborhood lighting their menorah’s. I knew it would be beautiful to see 😊
I’ll see it in person one day. From Queens/ L.I. 🌟☃️🌻
Come to Main Street in Queens. Between Grand Central and LIE
@@TagMahirTzedek which town is that considered? I’m over that way regularly to visit some relatives. Right over the county line :)
this was a very cool look at a holiday special to so many people
Beautiful video. Hope you had a wonderful Chanukah. Like your new glasses frames.
Chanukah sameach for you and your family!
Thank you for sharing Williamsburg with us.
My brother, the consummate hipster, lived in Bed Sty for several years before relocating to Harlem and it has been very interesting I’m sure over the years for locals to see how the hipster influx ha so changed many parts of Brooklyn. But it seems like every 50 years, that happens with a new group of people. Not just my family but a lot of people of German descent, both Jewish and non-Jewish eat latkes with an apple chutney of sorts.
Really lovely. Thanks for sharing. ❤
That was beautiful. Thank you.
Beautiful video
Happy Hanukkah Frieda!!
The coloring book! Memories 💜. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing! ❤
I was very pleasantly surprised to hear you as a guest on Heretic in the house Podcast which I enjoyed enormously today. Another great video. Thankyou
I love this.
Happy Chanukkah to all.
To me, it should be enjoyed by everyone as it definitely represents the season of Hope.
Although raised Catholic, my ancestry is Sefardic Jewish (they were originally from Spain). I do not practice any actual form of religion but respect all.
By the way, in my many years of living in NY, the majority of hipsters that I knew were Jewish.
Beautiful!
Thank you from another member of the tribe from Murray Hill. We cannot eat oil so our lakes are made oil free!
Chag sameach - Happy Hanukkah - Happy New Year☺
beautiful
may peace and joy be yours this holiday season.
Happy Hanukkah to you and your son! Enjoy the holiday.
Love your videos! Can you explain why all their books go “backwards” as opposed to the way we westerners normally read our books.
Hebrew and Yiddish, which uses the Hebrew alphabet, are written right to left.
Happy New Year, Frieda! Thank you for the nighttime stroll:)).
Happy new year my friend!
Toda Raba!!!!!!💗💝💜💚💖😄
Whaaat? A battle with the Greeks? I had no idea 😂😂
Greek here, not religious but I love Jews customs and rituals. I love your videos!
Happy Hanukkah 🕎 ❤ from Athens!
Greek here too. Yia sou from Montreal.
@@marykoufalis7666 Καλή Χρονιά!
@@idefixsheep Episeis. Eftihismenos o kainouryios hronos.
Happy Hanukkah from Canada.
Oh youre making me laugh...such memories with those coloring books...
Your videos are amazing Frieda. I am wondering what is your motivation to continue doing them. I know that you left this world could be that things did not resonate with you. Or whatever the reason. Do u feel nostalgic when you go back deep down do u miss it a bit? At any rate it is amazing that you are doing this on social media to show how beautiful (though not always perfect) this world is. Thanks
It's a good question. It's I think driven by how deeply misunderstood I felt when I was Hasidic, and how much I wanted "my people" to be humanized. Even though I left, I still feel like it's a rich world and the deep desire to share that.
@Frieda Vizel - Brooklyn Tour Guide very true it is a rich world. But not meant for everyone. Thanks 4 responding
Remember when you used to light the Hanukkah candles with your family. ❤❤❤❤
Love your videos. I always wonder Who holds the camera?
Oh yeah latkes , so GOOD WITH SOUR CREAM 👍👍
Maybe the sour cream doesn’t exist with you, but if you put onions in the mix and make them all by hand then sour cream tastes great with the Latkes.
Chag Chanukah Sameach
This was very beautiful. I lived in Manhattan for several years and knew very little about the vibrant community just across the bridge. I would have loved to see the beautiful candle lighting from the streett as you did. Are all 8 nights are celebrated in the same quiet manner? Thanks for educating us.
Yes! Please feel free to take a walk around on Chanukah night. It's soo wonderful and lovely.
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn Thanks for your reply! I wanted to add that it was striking and peaceful to see the Christmas trees across the quiet dimly lit street. An encouraging statement of coexistence. I hope Jews know that many Christians respect the special place of Jews in the history of humanity (not to me tion that Jesus himself was a Jew) and regularly pray for our Jewish brothers and sisters....not praying to convert but just for their well being.
@@ginasickinger2913 What a beautiful comment. Your bigness of heart touches me deeply. Nothing like tolerance among people of different faiths. ❤
Chag Chanukah Sameach! Potato pancakes latkes are delicious. Unfortunately, donuts can be fattening. Let's hope that the crime element let's up in Williamsburg. An excellent video!
I love your videos !!! Thank you!!! 😊 ✡️ 🕎 💞
Lovely video. I noticed that the menorah in the coloring book only held 7 candles. Wouldn’t tat make it a menorah not a Chanukia? In any event was the coloring book wrong?
❤
Over 2200 years ago? Did I hear you incorrectly? The pictures in the book seemed much more modern. I’m confused. Nonetheless, I love your tours. They are wonderfully done.
Yes, a lot of Hasidic coloring books depict Jews all through history as modern Hasidic Jews. It's very anachronistic.
Happy Hanukkah!
The false value of 'enlightenment' versus the value of brightly sharing light with the world.
Freida do u ever miss your old life and what made you leave
Nice, but filmed last year, right?
Have you been to crown heights!?
איך האָב שױן געזען אײַער פּראָגראַם אוף יִידישער טיװי. אַ ליטיקן חנוכה! זעלדע־מרים
Oddly eniugh, it seems very similar to Hanukkah in Boro Park! Who woulda thunk it?
Are prayers said when Jews light their menorah? Thanks
Yes indeed.
First, there are the blessings. Then there's some singing.
light from left to rt. toda.
Left to right yet right to left.
An amaizing video!
I hereby copy-pasted the title of a video of Rabbi Jacobson here on
youtube,
Rabbi YY Jacobson: Chanukah Day #2 | The Rebbe’s Advice for Anxiety
Why do they light in window not on at table ?
It's the custom to show the world the miracle of Chanukah. So you do it at the window or a door.
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn thank you ! It's a beautiful custom ❤️❤️❤️❤️
And the eight days are because of Sukkot having been missed. So God emphasized the eight days through His miracle.
I like Tabasco sauce with my latkes
spicy!
thank you for this video makes me proud to be a Jew
HI Frieda! I usually love your videos, but this time I have mixed feelings. Beautiful seeing the menorahs in the windows. But, what a watered down version of the Chanuka story! The "educated" Greek conquerors (and your endless repetition of "educated" implying that the Jews were not...) used every means to force the monotheistic Jews to worship the Greek idols, including setting up said idols in the Holy Temple, defiling the temple and systematically defiling and destroying all of the holy oil used to light the Menora in the Temple.( Hence the miracle, when the victorious Jews returned to the Temple they found only o n e flask of pure oil left to light the Menora. That oil, which should have lasted for only one day, miraculously continued to burn for eight days until new oil could be prepared.) The Jews were willing to die for their faith and the enlightened Greeks had no problem with wholesale murder of men. women and children whose crime was refusing to bow down to idols, to violate the Sabbath and circumcising their sons. This last was a capital sin , violating the Greek worship of beauty in all forms, including public nudity in the sports arena . Please, please , Jews in the US have to contend with all the tinsel and glitter of the commercialized December holiday, don"t sell Chanuka so short! It was a tremendous victory, both political and spiritual.
Chanuka sameach from Israel!
I think she meant that the ancient Greek culture was and is looked at as more refined than the other cultures of the antiquity. Just think about the complexity of the Greek philosophers or the infinite mathematical rules set by their mathematicians and physists.
Greek philosophy was unable to cope with the concept of religious observance, of philosophy as part of real life rather than utopical, theoretical. Hence their opposition to everything Judaism stands for. Refined indeed! Only wealthy males were "citizens", homosexuality was the ideal, women were treated as mindless chattle, decorative at the best. Considering the battles waged in the land of Israel in the the of the Greek king Antiochus, the subjugation of the local population who refused to give in, I'd hardly call them truly refined., Greek philosophy didn't/doesn't stand up to reality (study the Kuzari by R' Yehuda Halevi, the philosopher says that acts are unimportant, only wisdom has any value. } whereas Judaism demands both study and acts. Understand that Chanuka celebrates "the victory of the few over the many, the pure over the impure, evil in the hands of the just" (from the al Hanisim prayer recited daily throughout Chanuka). Light over darkness, "in those times and in our present day. בימים ההם ובזמן הזה)
Happy Chanuka!
The coloring book is for young children, It's not meant to be complicated. It explains the story in a way that a child can understand. Older children get more through education from studying biblical sources.
@@lillianglick4054 I agree though what the Greeks didn't like was the G-d part of the equation. They were people focused. Jews were G-d focused. If the Jews did our traditions for the benefit of our people it would've been fine with the Greeks. They believe in the ultimate and absolute value of people. Everything was to that end. Hence the self involved, debaucherous behavior.
The war was as much a civil war, Jew against Jew, as it was Jew against Greek. It's wasn't so much about oppression, but assimilation.
I know the basic history that kids learn about hannukah is often very simplified but I think you didn't say it really correctly that it's about the intellectual sort of modernized way of looking at the world versus the old Jewish way or religious way. there's been a lot of research done on this and I will reference a good article below but most theories are that what happened was there was actually a civil war between the Jews who were hellenized and who brought in foreign practices and beliefs but still holds true to at least the core of but then there were the other side who felt that any change especially one of philosophical changes that might be fundamental like belief in one God or in social relationships over focused on aesthetics etc but these would destroy the foundation of judaism. so the Syrian Greeks or the Seleucids as they are called cannot handle having such discord between their Jewish population and so they had to pick sides and so they decided with the hellenists and they outlawed circumcision and the new month and the Sabbath because those were core beliefs and their intention was to erupt a civil war and they even brought in idle worship into the temple as a final straw. so the pro Torah stringent had no other option but to respond with force. there really wasn't against modernization or intelligence per se it was about changing the fundamentals of judaism. here is a very nice source for a contemporary academic and also still traditionally acceptable approach to this explanation that I shared. www.huffpost.com/entry/hanukkah-greeks-grudge_b_1153588
Pretty good. I think I simplified the narrative of teh coloring book. A lot of commentors took issue with how I portrayed it, and it’s definitely not the whole story of Chanukah as taught to these kids. Thanks for the comment.
Salt & maybe ketchup
oily calories don't count on Channuka!!
Hanukkah Sameach
Chag Chanukah sameach to all menorah lighters!
New York is terrible when somebody laughs on the street very late at night.
The Greeks defiled the Temple! The Maccabees fought and forced the Greeks out of the Temple so the Temple was no longer defiled with idols etc...Chanukah is all about the rededication of the Alter in the Temple.
The Syrians and the Greeks.
If only the Christians could come out of the trees and into the mornings as well… If only they could see one belongs to God the other doesn’t.
מאך אויך ווידעאוס אויף אידיש
פאר וועם?
וועסט שוין זעהן וויפיל views דו וועסט האבן.
טויזענטער זיכער
I won't get into observant Jews being called 'more religious'. It's complicated.
I'm Ultra Orthodox. I'd also call conservative or reform religious. Because they are practicing religion in the way they want to.
@@rivkyb7840 I'm trying to convert to Modern Orthodox Judaism is that connected to your faith I study that is different
Merry Christmas.
This is about Hanukkah.
@@reflectionsinthebible3579 Satanic holiday and fake jews
The title of 'Chanukah Night' would give an outsider the wrong idea about the holiday, that it's one night. I know that you're saying more though people don't always get those details. Just a suggestion. You're the decider of channel content.
Everyone knows it’s not one night.
the title "Chanukah Night" suggests that she is showing us one night of Chanukah ... then, when the watch, she shares about it -- it is a title , not a detailed explanation
point taken
that was a lousy explanation of chanukah.
It wasn't my best moment but it was brutally cold.
You mean people still fall for this crap?
Why call it crap?
What an uneducated comment.
Shalom, Salam, Peace.
Quran [Last Testament] We Married Both Sarah And Hagar [Egyptian Handmaid] To Abraham The Friend Of God.
In The Songs Of Solomon The Word ''Muhammadim'' Translates As His Lover [Solomon's]
Torah & Gospel Both Claim That Abraham The Friend Of God, Was Unwed To Hagar, Also Within The Songs Of Solomon, Claiming That He Had A Lover.
Translation Correction:
His Lover = Praiseworthy = Muhammad
im = Respect
“Behold! My Servant, whom I uphold; My Elect One [AHMAD], in whom My soul delights! I have put My Spirit upon Him; He will bring forth justice to the Gentiles. 2 He shall not cry out, nor raise His voice, nor cause His voice to be heard in the street. 3 A bruised reed shall He not break, and smoking flax shall He not quench. In truth He shall bring forth justice. 4 He shall not fail nor be discouraged, till He has established justice in the earth; and the islands shall wait for His law.”
- Isaiah 42:1-4
The Elect One = AHMAD = Muhammadim.
Not only does Islam have any original content like the Bible.. they feel the need to steal the Jewish teachings and scriptures and reappropriate it for those false promise and prophets
@@ikleinit Shalom, Salam, Peace.
1. Quran [Last Testament]
A Good Word Is Akin To A Tree, With It's Roots Deeply Planted Into The Ground, Branches Reaching High Into The Sky.
A Bad Word Is Akin To A Tree,
With It's Roots Uprooted, Decaying And Dead.
All God Has Said Is True.
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Quran [Last Testament] Marry A Pious Jew Or A Pious Christian.
Prophet Muhammad Had Christian And Jewish Wives.
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Quran [Last Testament]
For Murder You May Choose From:
Torah Law:
Eye For An Eye, Tooth For A Tooth.
Gospel Law:
Turn The Other Cheek.
Quran Law.
Blood Money [Compensation].
But If You Could See The Day Of Judgement With Your Very Own Eyes, You Would Choose The Latter [Gospel Law].
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