it takes place, you know, over eight days. it s a celebration, you know, something in the old testament, the maccabees and the liberation of the jews. but we acknowledge hanukkah. you give a gift every day. it s very modest. there s nothing that has to do with the birth of christ and the founding of of christmas or the basis of christmas. so here we were celebrating hanukkah. we moved from brooklyn, where there were a lot of puerto ricans and a lot of jews to west babylon, long island, where we were the only jewish family and the only puerto rican family. so we were already isolated. so everybody in west babylon celebrated christmas. nobody celebrated hanukkah but us. so the kids and my sisters and myself were, you know, felt very awkward. we felt left out. we had no christmas celebration the way the other kids did. so we lobbied our mom. mom let us celebrate christmas.
it takes place, you know, over eight days. it s a celebration, you know, something in the old testament, the maccabees and the liberation of the jews. but we acknowledge hanukkah. you give a gift every day. it s very modest. there s nothing that has to do with the birth of christ and the founding of of christmas or the basis of christmas. so here we were celebrating hanukkah. we moved from brooklyn, where there were a lot of puerto ricans and a lot of jews to west babylon, long island, where we were the only jewish family and the only puerto rican family. so we were already isolated. so everybody in west babylon celebrated christmas. nobody celebrated hanukkah but us. so the kids and my sisters and myself were, you know, felt very awkward. we felt left out. we had no christmas celebration the way the other kids did. so we lobbied our mom. mom let us celebrate christmas.
it takes place, you know, over eight days. it s a celebration, you know, something in the old testament, the maccabees and the liberation of the jews. but we acknowledge hanukkah. you give a gift every day. it s very modest. there s nothing that has to do with the birth of christ and the founding of of christmas or the basis of christmas. so here we were celebrating hanukkah. we moved from brooklyn, where there were a lot of puerto ricans and a lot of jews to west babylon, long island, where we were the only jewish family and the only puerto rican family. so we were already isolated. so everybody in west babylon celebrated christmas. nobody celebrated hanukkah but us. so the kids and my sisters and myself were, you know, felt very awkward. we felt left out. we had no christmas celebration the way the other kids did. so we lobbied our mom. mom let us celebrate christmas.
A small wooden box containing 15 silver tetradrachmas was discovered in the Muraba’at Caves near the Dead Sea by archaeologists in the Theft Prevention Unit of the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA).