Jews of morocco

Beginning this night, the Jews of Morocco and the world celebrate Hanukkah.
It is a feast that means the inauguration; the Second Temple in Jerusalem in the year 164 BC.
This holiday is marked by lighting a candle every night at the eight-candlestick called Hanukkah.
This is to commemorate the victory of the Maccabees over the Greeks. Not running out of oil was enough for one night, but it lasted 8 days.
The shifang is eaten a lot on this holiday, and Tramphat is given to young children on which the initials of the words of the following sentence are written: A great miracle happened here.
And the holiday greeting, hagh hanoccah sameyh.
We pray to our King for health, safety, glory and victory.
And for the Moroccan people to progress and prosperity
Long live the desert Moroccan.