​The image shows a flame candle on a black background. It is a symbol of the Jewish religion and represents the menorah, which is used to light the menorah during the Hanukkah holiday. The candles are arranged in the shape of a star, with five smaller candles at the end of each arm and one larger candle in the center, known as the shamash. The flames are flickering, adding to the sense of movement and energy. The flames are represented as a yellow color, with their orange hues visible. The candlestick is made of metal, with intricate designs and patterns on it. The menorah is lit during Hanukkah for eight days, with one candle added to the left arm each night until all nine candles are lit on the last night. The Hanukkah menorah is a symbol of the Maccabees' victory over the Seleucid Empire and the re-dedication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. The menorah is also a symbol of the eternal flame, representing the continuous burning of the lamp before the Holy Ark in the Second Temple. In the Jewish religion, the Hanukkah menorah plays an important role in the celebration of Hanukkah. It is lit each night during the eight-day festival, and the lighting of the menorah is accompanied by the recitation of bless

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