Synagogue

This emoji is not particularly popular, but is often used by people of all ages who are celebrating Hanukkah. It is most commonly used on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, as well as other social media platforms. This emoji is not considered rude.

The history of this emoji dates back to the 1970s, when the first electronic menorah was created. Since then, the emoji has been used to represent the Jewish faith and Hanukkah. The menorah is a symbol of light, hope, and faith, and is often seen as a sign of unity among the Jewish people. It is also a reminder of the miracle of the oil that lasted eight days during the rededication of the temple in Jerusalem.