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Learn about the evil king who oppressed the Jews and defiled the Temple in the Chanukah story.
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We all know the power of darkness—it is in the news every day. A thousand times more is the power of light. A busy person stopping to do an act of kindness, a small child reaching up to kiss the mezuzah on the door of her room, a flickering candle for Shabbat or Chanukah—each of these are as bursts of light in the nighttime sky. True, they rarely appear in the daily...

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