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Follow The Lights: Chanukah Photo Gallery

Public Menorah Lightings Around The World

by Lubavitch.com Staff - New York

December 9, 2015

It's true that bad events drive the news but it's the good stories that drive optimism, hope and progress. Chanukah this year comes when people everywhere are especially grateful to learn about the lights of Chanukah that are illuminating dark places around the world. Lubavitch.com brings you images of some of this week's menorah lightings.

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