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@Sweet_ts1 Yes i am talking about the range low.
On monthly is clear but when you go to Daily i feel like is a lil bit decieving because the low of the month october is on 31.10.2025.
On the daily timeframe it doesnt look much like a swing low
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: POLISH PRESIDENT NAWROCKI CANCELS HANUKKAH CEREMONY AND IT WILL NO LONGER BE PART OF PRESIDENTIAL TRADITION 🇵🇱— IS HE COURTING GRZEGORZ BRAUN’S ELECTORATE? 🇵🇱
For the first time since 2006, the Hanukkah ceremony has not been held at the Polish Presidential Palace. Poland’s new president, Karol Nawrocki, has decided not to continue the annual menorah-lighting event that had been maintained by previous heads of state for nearly two decades.
According to information provided by the president’s office and cited by Polish media, the decision does not involve any legal ban or restriction of religious freedom. Instead, it reflects a narrowing of official presidential symbolism, with palace celebrations now limited to state and Christian holidays. No ideological declaration accompanied the move, yet the break with precedent is unmistakable.
The decision has immediately triggered speculation inside Poland’s political scene — particularly regarding electoral strategy.
A growing number of commentators are asking whether Nawrocki and his political camp are attempting to attract voters previously aligned with @GrzegorzBraun_, whose electorate has long criticized what it views as excessive symbolic concessions by the Polish state and the politicization of minority rituals at the highest levels of power.
While President Nawrocki has never referenced Braun directly, the overlap in symbolic themes — state sovereignty, cultural continuity, and resistance to post-1989 political rituals — has fueled debate over whether this move represents a calculated signal to a specific segment of conservative and nationalist voters, rather than a purely administrative decision.
At the same time, the president has demonstrated that the shift is not a withdrawal from international engagement. Shortly before the controversy escalated, Nawrocki publicly condemned the terrorist attack in Sydney, explicitly labeling it an act of terrorism and expressing condolences to the victims’ families. The statement was issued promptly and without ambiguity.
The contrast has become central to the discussion:
ending a symbolic ceremony at home while maintaining clear international political messaging abroad.
The timing is further amplified by the announced visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Warsaw, where talks are expected to focus on security cooperation, economic relations, and unresolved historical issues. No official connection has been made between the canceled Hanukkah ceremony and the upcoming meeting, yet analysts note that symbolic decisions at this level rarely occur without political calculation.
President Nawrocki has avoided framing the move as a statement against any group. Still, ending a practice upheld for nearly twenty years represents a significant symbolic reset — and raises a legitimate question:
is this a redefinition of presidential tradition, or a strategic repositioning ahead of future political battles?
The answer may lie not in official statements, but in who responds positively — and who feels politically represented — in the weeks ahead.
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