Question

If the main commandment of Hanukkah is to publicize the miracle, then why is there specifically a commandment to light in one’s home (including all the fine points of Jewish law about where one sleeps and eats, etc.)? Wouldn’t I publicize the miracle more if I lit a Hanukkah menorah in the middle of Allenby Street in Tel Aviv? Granted, according to the view of the author of the Shulchan Arukh, where I fulfill the obligation on behalf of my household members, perhaps one can understand the idea of lighting specifically in my home. But according to the view of the Rema, this is seemingly not clear.