The eighth 'candle' was 'lit' Wednesday night on the World's Largest Menorah, lighting up the sky next to the Reading power station in north Tel Aviv.
The menorah, created by Israel Electric Corporation, is made up of nine aerial platforms including the Shamash ('attendant' candle) which reaches the furthest at a height of 28 meters, and eight lower lights each at 22 meters. The entire menorah, lit up with an array of changing colors, can be seen from around the Tel Aviv area. The eighth light was activated by Minister of National Infrastructure Silvan Shalom.
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