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Hanukkah gelt commonly refers to a coin-shaped piece of chocolate, but its history and traditions are ancient.| Learn Religions
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Latkes are potato pancakes that are traditionally fried in oil as part of the Hanukkah holiday celebration.| Learn Religions
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Jews observing Hanukkah light a nine-branched candelabra called a menorah for eight sequential days to honor an ancient miracle.| Learn Religions
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Hanukkah is a family holiday that includes plenty of traditional Jewish foods. Learn about foods like latkes, kugel, and delicious sufganiyot.| Learn Religions
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A dreidel is a four-sided spinning top with a Hebrew letter on each side. Learn how the dreidel game is played at Hanukkah and its significance.| Learn Religions
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Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday celebrated for eight days and nights. It usually falls in late November or December on the secular calendar. Learn about the tradition and celebration.| Learn Religions