The world’s largest electronic menorah is lighting-up the South Florida skyline during the eight-nights of Chanukah.
In video provided by Paramount Miami Worldcenter, the 60-story skyscraper’s LED lit menorah, went on display Sunday night.
It shows the six-pointed Magen David and the words “Happy Hanukkah.”
“The world’s largest electronic menorah is a shining beacon of belief and celebration,” said Paramount Miami Worldcenter CEO, Daniel Kodsi. “The menorah is lit to celebrate the triumph of light over darkness and is a symbol of truth and justice, which is what all Americans strive for.”
The tower lightings will take place every night through December 6 at sunset.
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Hmm only 7 lights
So we’ve made it in galus. We definitely don’t need or want Moshiach anymore. Who needs him to come and mess things up for us?
The Rebbeh took a Jewish symbol and de-Judaized it, leading to things like this. Instead of a Jewish symbol, it is now a symbol of the American way.
Long live the Rebbeh, King Moshiakh!
This could work but the eye can see that it has no sense to turn too high to think of the power of Hashem. This is creative and we can stand the holiday.
Cult durable. The whole world wants one.
Bread serious judaism. But the citizen dare not criticize the shadow it ever cast greater than a set back. The back to school years of our future never feared the crop of the regular guy to see faces forever jewish.
Great bed-up keep.
Persumai Nisa Lmehadrin