Hanukkah grows in prominence in American life
New York report notes Hanukkah shifts from minor to prominent holiday as more Jews light candles and revive traditions. Surveys show over 75 percent of Jews observe Hanukkah, with growing practice of latkes and dreidel. Orthodox and secular leaders credit American culture and Jewish renewal for the change.
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American Jewish Committee
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National Jewish Resource Center
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Anne Rolphe
Seven M. Cohen
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Congregation Ansche Chesed
Jewish art festival and Hanukkah concert coverage
Manhattan to sponsor a Jewish Art Festival at Fabrangen in Washington with a skating outing before a Hanukkah party. Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield Michigan expects 1000 at the Lake Hanukkah Concert. Harlene Appleman notes workshops on the December dilemma and a shift toward celebration over combat with Christmas.
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Bubbie and Zadie Bring Hanukkah Spirit Worldwide
Daniel Halevi Bloom, creator of Bubbie and Zadie, explains his Jewish holiday legends began in 1981 to address Jews feeling left out during Christmas. The characters, Lithuanian immigrants who once ran a Boston delicatessen, now travel from Nome to Alaska to share Hanukkah customs and stories with children and adults worldwide.
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Bobbie
Zadie
Daniel Halevi Bloom
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Juneau
Alaska
Bubbie
Paaia Pama
Mw Banes
Niblichad
Donald I. Fine
Boston
Nome
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