Hanukkah

Hanukkah bears no relation to Christmas except that it also happens to fall in mid-winter.

The Hebrew name of the Festival of Lights literally means "dedication."

The origins of this common name for the December holiday go back to the first century.

The popular holiday isn't mentioned in the Bible and is barely addressed in the Talmud.

When to celebrate the Festival of Lights in 2022.

Get ready to light all eight Hanukkah candles.

Often spelled Hanukkah, Chanukah is a spelling variant for the 8-day Jewish festival of lights.

Whether you're throwing a party or just decorating for yourself, give your home an extra boost of Hanukkah beauty.

You can celebrate the Jewish Festival of Lights by lighting the menorah, eating fried foods, and spinning dreidels.

The Festival of Lights is primarily observed in the home, but there are a few ways the holiday is marked in synagogue.