On the night of the third day of Chanukah, as the light of Chanukah continues to increase, multitudes from the people of Israel lit the third candle – a light of strengthening, standing firm, and emunah (faith) even amidst the multitude of trials.

Our teacher and master, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, also lit the third candle of Chanukah, and thousands of our community members gathered from all over the country to participate in the holy event, with inner simcha (joy) and great awakening, to bring the light of Chanukah into their hearts.

Here is documentation from the lighting ceremony in our Beit Midrash and afterward in the menorah of his holy residence, in an atmosphere of kedushah (holiness), devotion, and abundant prayer.