
Menorah Burning Full - Eighth Night of Chanukah (Video is silent) A virtual Chanukiah menorah for your final night of Chanukah (or is it Hanukkah?) celebration! Enjoy the colorful burning candles for almost 90 ...
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With anti-Semitism on the rise, Deseret News talked to 50+ Jews worldwide.
Vicki Anne Crane won’t be putting a menorah in her window. She didn’t last year; she’s afraid to celebrate publicly. Crane, a 29-year-old Jewish writer who lives in San Diego, said last year someone spray-painted swastikas on the sidewalk in her neighborhood. “It would be nice and feel safer to not be the only Jewish presenting house for miles. I hope they research and learn about the holiday and Judaism in the process. Everybody should be able to experience the joy of Hanukkah.”
Crane looks forward to lighting the menorah but she’ll do so in the privacy of her living room. She hopes maybe one day, when she has children of her own, she’ll feel safe enough to light the menorah and place in in their family’s front window.