Hanukkah has never felt like a loud holiday to me. It’s quiet. Repetitive. Almost simple. You light a candle. Then another. You say the same blessings. You watch a small flame do its thing. And somehow, that’s the whole point. The power of Hanukkah isn’t… | Read More in The Blogs
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