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A menorah is an ancient Hebrew lampstand, traditionally used as a lamp to provide light. It holds religious and cultural significance in Jewish tradition and history.
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- Temple in Jerusalem
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- Menorah 0307.jpg
- Has parts of class
- oil lamp
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- Menorah
- different from
- hanukkiah
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