Chanukah miracle

The Hanukkah miracle refers to the event when a small quantity of sacred oil, enough to light the menorah for only one day, lasted eight days during the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. This divine act allowed the Jewish people enough time to prepare more holy oil, symbolizing perseverance and faith. The miracle emphasizes themes of resilience, hope, and divine support in times of adversity, inspiring Jews worldwide to celebrate Hanukkah with lighting candles, commemorating this extraordinary event and the enduring spirit of resistance.