Survivors of Palestinian massacre of Jews address Hanukah event - relocated amidst antisemitic demonstrations in L.A.

On the day after Thanksgiving, Los Angeles' The Grove mall was mobbed by rabid, anti-Zionist protesters calling to "Shut It Down." Chabad relocated its annual menorah lighting ceremony (with concert) to the field in front of the L.A. Holocaust Museum (which ironically has been used by anti-Semitic B.L.M. and anti-Israel IslamoMarxists for rallies which lead to marches, such as the one which shut down the streets surrounding the Farmers Market and The Grove). 

This year's concert included performances by Israeli singer/songwriter Idan Raichel and Zusha Music with rapper Kosha Dillz, as shown in the video playlist. But the casualties and hostages of the Islamist war against Israel changed the tone of the typical commemoration of Hanukah. The organizer, Chabad of The Village, was able to include remarks of a survivor of the Palestinian Massacre at the SuperNova Festival, Daniella Kahane and her husband. You can see them in video #8 on the playlist here. 

The event was held in front of the L.A. Holocaust Museum at Pan-Pacific Park on Monday evening 11 December '23.

Playlist:

1. Idan Raichel performs for public Hanukah gathering in L.A. Monday 11 Dec.
   
   
2. Idan curses at international officials' discriminating against Jewish hostages in Gaza
   
   
3. Idan performing song for Hanukah / Hostages event (057)
   
   
4. Guitarist's perspective of Idan Raichel's finale
   
   
5. Jews vibe for freeing hostages on the field that Marxists launched anti-Jewish protests on.
   
   
6. Councilwoman Kay Yaroslavsky delivers address to audience.
   
   
7. Actor, Ben Savage ("Boy Meets World," (Girl Meets World") speech.
   
   
8. SuperNova Festival survivor, Daniella Kahane and her husband. Hamas murdered her father and cousins
   
   
9. Chabad rabbi speaks:
   
   
10. Menorah Lighting, brachot recital, and Ma'oz Tsur sung by Shlomo of chassidic, folk-band, Zusha.
    
    
11. Zusha plays with rap-artist Kosha Dillz "This World is a Narrow Bridge" "Whomever Believes is Not Afraid"
    
    
12. Zusha guitarist, Zach Goldschmiedt, interviewed on the playing field of L.A. Holocaust Museum
    
    
13. Zusha's front-man Shlomo Gaisin interviewed on shows of Jewish identity in an antisemitic climate;
    
    
14. Teens celebrate love of Zion - sing "Am Yisrael Chai!"