Hanukkah
Legendary Festigal producer Miki Peled dies at 87
Peled, considered one of the pillars of Israel’s entertainment industry, left behind a remarkable legacy that shaped the childhoods of generations across the country.
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PM Netanyahu visits Western Wall to light second Hanukkah candle, speaks to IDF soldiers
Netanyahu said that the soldiers had fought a war of "the people of culture, the people of light against the people of darkness," that they were winning and performing miracles through their bravery.
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IAC calls Oprah’s Bondi attack response 'misguided,' says it ignores targeting of Jews
"My heart breaks for the victims, their families and loved ones, and all you Aussies,” Winfrey wrote.
Video shows Jewish man assaulted on NYC train, Danny Danon labels it 'deeply disturbing hate crime'
“This is a deeply disturbing hate crime targeting young Chabad men on a train in New York, whose only act was sharing the light of Hanukkah,” Danon posted on X/Twitter along with the footage.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese visits Bondi Beach hero Ahmed al-Ahmed in the hospital
“Your courage is inspiring,” Albanese told Ahmed in a video posted to his X/Twitter account.
Twenty two arrested in Amsterdam protest over contentious Hanukkah concert
Noa Tishby hosts Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis for Hanukkah candle lighting
“It’s the miracle that the candle lasts eight days, but it’s really a function of how you invite miracles into your life,” Kutcher said.
Brown University students light first Hanukkah candle in the shadow of mass shooting
On Saturday, a gunman opened fire on a room where students had gathered to review for their final exam in Principles of Economics, Brown’s most popular class that is dominated by freshmen.
Beyond the Headlines: First night of Hanukkah in Australia - opinion
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Chuck Schumer makes tone-deaf Bills remark before addressing deadly shooting
“I’m going to say a few words about the shooting in Australia,” Schumer begins in a clip shared on X/Twitter. “So first, of course, no matter what, go Bills! They beat the Patriots today."
