A symbol and barbed wire is the logo for yellow versions of these objects created by FJMC. Participants look at their fingernails after blessings on a spice box, cup of wine, and this item, before it is dipped in the wine when three stars appear in the sky to end the weekly Havdalah ritual, which uses a braided version of this item. After placing o
A symbol and barbed wire is the logo for yellow versions of these objects created by FJMC. Participants look at their fingernails after blessings on a spice box, cup of wine, and this item, before it is dipped in the wine when three stars appear in the sky to end the weekly Havdalah ritual, which uses a braided version of this item. After placing one of these items at a different height from the (*) others into a larger object near a window, Ma'oz tzur is often sung following two prayers. Women wave over these objects, cover their eyes, and say "Lehadlik ner" Fridays at sundown. During the shiva mourning period, this object lasts for 7 days, and on the anniversary of a person's death, the Yahrzeit ("yort-site") version lasts 24 hours. One called shamash is used with eight others in an eight-day festival. For 10 points, name these items added to a menorah each day of Hanukkah and kindled.
A symbol and barbed wire is the logo for yellow versions of these objects created by FJMC.