Thank you.

Thank you.

Head teacher, Raban.

Teachers and all of you,

what a joy and privilege to be celebrating with you

in the most appropriate place in the whole of Britain

as your head teacher has just said.

The name of this school, Khashmonaim, Hasmanian, comes from the family of the Hasmanians,

from which came Matitjahu, the Kohane, who started the rebellion against the Greeks.

His family, who, in the space of three years, scored that stunning military victory

and rededicated Jerusalem, and their descendants who became the Hasmanian kings.

It's a great school with outstanding achievements, both LeBuday Khodish and your Jewish

studies and in Mimudahul your secular studies. You are a great group of students and I salute to you

and I hope you will join me in wishing muzzles of to your head teacher Mrs. LeBrett on Mikey and

Riftwitz wedding on Sunday muzzleblers. But I'm not sure if you're fully aware of what's

actually going on because what we're doing here is being broadcast live around the world.

It's part of a global project organized by the Jerusalem Post, together with Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs, through the technology of Facebook Live. So over the eight nights of Hanukkah,

they are going to be live streaming

the lighting of Hanukki candles from all over the world.

There will be a Hanukkah lighting from Israel

by Rahehelle Frankl. There will be Hanukukhali from Israel by Rahelie Frankel.

There will be Hanukal lighting from Thailand, from Red Square in Moscow, from Berlin,

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