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You’re in the middle of a lesson when a student asks a question that makes the entire room pause. “Why should I have a bar mitzvah if I don’t believe any of this?” Several students look up, waiting to hear how you’ll respond. With little time to gather your thoughts, you feel pressured to come up with the perfect answer. Every Jewish educator gets these questions eventually. Am I a bad Jew if I don’t believe in God? Why do bad things happen to good people? Why do I have to le

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Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a joyous and meaningful holiday celebrated by Jewish communities worldwide. The eight-day festival commemorates the miracle of the oil in the ancient Jewish temple and serves as a time for family, reflection, and celebration. While the dreidel game is a beloved Hanukkah tradition, there are numerous other activities that can add an extra spark to your Hanukkah celebrations. Here are some exciting Hanukkah activities beyond th