In other news, John Demjanjuk, accused of hiding his Nazi past, has been ordered deported back to the Ukraine, where he will no doubt receive a hero’s welcome. If any of you out there are of Dutch/Jewish extraction and lost family in the Holocaust, John was probably there in Sobibor with them just before they got murdered. Think about that. In the meantime, police may be closing in on Alois Brunner, Adolf Eichmann’s top aide and the most wanted surviving Nazi war criminal. Now that’d be a hell of a Hanukkah present, eh?
Happy fifth day of Chanukah y’all.
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Pretty cool. And my bro-in-law is the Chabad rabbi who gave the speech. *kvelling*
The fifth day always makes me sad. To see that chanukiyah more than half full reminds me that the holiday’s going to be over lickety split. Which means an end to all the parties…to which I didn’t go this year because I’ve been a little sick…so it’s more than a little sad this year. Shabbat shalom and happy sixth candle, everyone…