Thousands Join ‘Project Menorah’ to Help Jewish Families Celebrate Hanukkah Amid Rise in Antisemitism

In light of rising antisemitism, thousands of Americans have joined 🕎Project Menorah to help Jewish families celebrate 🕎Hanukkah this year.

According to “Good Morning America,” the movement was started when Adam Kulbersh’s 6-year-old son wanted to put up their annual 🕎Hanukkah decorations. 

Kulbersh noted, “I wasn’t sure that I felt comfortable doing it this year. The rise in antisemitism is historic.”

But when he expressed these concerns to a friend of his, she placed a menorah in her window to support him and his family even though she is not Jewish.

Kulbersh said, “I thought if one friend could do that for me, I think other friends can do that for other Jews. I just wanted to activate those friends.”

This started “🕎Project Menorah.”

This effort encourages people who are not Jewish to place a menorah alongside their Christmas decorations in their windows to display the unifying spirit of the holiday season.