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Chanukah
We should increase our charity contributions during the days of chanukah because they are specifically appropriate for rectifying the defects of ones soul through charity, and especially by supporting the needy among those who study torah.” (Kitzur Shulchan Aruch Laws of Chanukah) The firts night, after sunset (according to some, after the appearance of three stars) we light the Chanukah lights and make the following three Brachos: Lehadlik Ner Shel Chanukah, Sheasah Nisim and Shehecheyanu. After lighting we recite ”Haneros Halalu” etc." We also light the Chanukah Menorah, with all of its Brachos, in the southern side of the Shul (where the Menorah was lit in the Holy Temple) so as to make a public declaration of the miracle. ”Shehecheyanu” is recited only on the first night. The first candle that is lit is at the extreme right of the Menorah. There is a custom to give children Chanukah Gelt as part of the process of publicizing the miracle. 


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