Wantagh's Congregation Beth Tikvah celebrates Hanukkah

Posted Friday, January 10, 2025 12:11 pm

Rabbi Weisblum, center, and Religious School Director Dalia Ross, third from right, with Hebrew School students who made chocolate menorahs in preparation for Hanukkah.

Courtesy Ab Roher

Congregants gathered for the outdoor menorah lighting.

Courtesy Ab Roher

Rabbi Moshe Weisblum, far left, with members of the Congregation Beth Tikvah Band.

Courtesy Ab Roher

Hebrew School children sang holiday songs with the CBT Band and Religious School Director Dalia Ross.

Courtesy Jerry Hertzman

Congregants and guests danced to Hanukkah music during Temple Beth Tikvah’s Hanukkah celebration on Dec. 28.

Courtesy Ab Roher

Congregation Beth Tikvah, in Wantagh, came alive with warmth and joy as it hosted a heartwarming Hanukkah celebration on Saturday, Dec. 28.

Organized by the Men’s Club, the event brought together congregants, families, friends, and community members in a shared spirit of togetherness. Rabbi Moshe Weisblum led a memorable menorah lighting ceremony, filling the room with light and meaning. The Congregation Beth Tikvah band filled the air with music, and laughter echoed through the halls as everyone enjoyed dancing, food, drinks, gifts, games and the playful antics of the Hanukkah clown.

It was an unforgettable evening, full of community, celebration, and the true spirit of the holiday.

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