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Share The Light!: How Do You Celebrate Hanukkah?


First Posted: 12/21/11 10:51 AM ET Updated: 12/21/11 12:10 PM ET

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Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, is celebrated Dec. 20-28. Send your photos of menorah lighting, latke frying and dreidel spinning to religion@huffingtonpost.com. We can't wait to see how you share the light of the holiday. (By submitting a photo, you agree to let us publish it.)

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Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, is celebrated Dec. 20-28. Send your photos of menorah lighting, latke frying and dreidel spinning to religion@huffingtonpost.com. We can't wait to see how you ...
Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, is celebrated Dec. 20-28. Send your photos of menorah lighting, latke frying and dreidel spinning to religion@huffingtonpost.com. We can't wait to see how you ...
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Cory Jack
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07:36 PM on 01/10/2012
It's never Hanukkah in our house until the latkes are burned and we have to open doors to get the smoke out, which results in cold latkes. Every year. lol
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MIKEinNYC
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08:07 AM on 12/23/2011
Candles and food. That's it?
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iLdoRight
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06:33 AM on 12/23/2011
I don't celebrate Hanukkah, Christ-mas, New Years Eve or the Great Oobegont. Isaiah 1:14,15
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AntithiChrist
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07:52 PM on 12/21/2011
Calamari tips in a red sauce.
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nogods
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01:37 PM on 12/21/2011
Can't send the photograph because the censer wouldn't allow it here.
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GraphicMatt
Somebody make me a sandwich!
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01:29 PM on 12/21/2011
MOM'S LATKES!
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