Lighting One Shamash for Multiple Hanukkah Menorahs
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Question
When lighting several Hanukkah menorahs next to each other, is it necessary to light a shamash for each one?
Answer
Shalom Rav and Happy Hanukkah
According to the law, one shamash is sufficient for all the menorahs, but it is customary to light a separate shamash for each menorah.
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