The Valero House in Hebron's city center hosted its first Hanukkah candle lighting ceremony in 96 years, marking a significant moment for the local Jewish community. Students from the Shavei Hebron Yeshiva, who have recently returned to the historic building after decades of absence, led the lighting of the second candle. The event was attended by military and religious leaders, including the Hebron Brigade Commander and the head of the yeshiva. After the ceremony, participants engaged in Torah study, singing, and dancing, celebrating the building's renewed role in the community.