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Although it is easy to get caught up in the spinning of dreidels and the exchanging of gifts, Chanukah should also be about celebrating the commitment and strength that allowed the Maccabees to prevail, write Rachel Jager and Debbie Kornberg.
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From ice cream to Israeli olive oil, there's something delicious for everyone. (Image Courtesy of The Nosher)
From ice cream to Israeli olive oil, there’s something delicious for everyone.
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JDC Ralph I. Goldman Fellow Sarah Tagger: "Here in Morocco, [the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee] supports the local community with everything from elderly welfare to children’s education. We’ve even helped families who were hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic with emergency humanitarian assistance.” (Reva Gorelick via JTA)
The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee highlights Jewish communities internationally during the Festival of Lights.
Read MoreCheck out this listing of 20 great Chanukah celebrations around the Baltimore metropolitan area.
Read MoreAccording to Andrew Zimmern, these potato latkes are so good that sharing the recipe alone is a mitzvah of the highest order.
Read MoreFire jugglers and other artists will be featured at the Festival of Lights celebration on Sunday, Nov. 28.
Read MoreWant to participate in the Chanukah tradition of eating foods fried in oil, but don’t feel like frying latkes? Why not try churros instead?
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No Gelt Trip: Why not break out the suds for your Festival of Lights celebration? (Photo provided by JTA)
Why not break out the suds for your Festival of Lights celebration? Not all beers are created equal — nor are they all kosher.
Read MoreThe Beth Tfiloh graduate previously served in the Obama-Biden administration.
Read MoreThese mini jelly doughnuts are made using just four ingredients.
Read MoreMaking crispy potato latkes is a skill every Jewish cook wants to master. This recipe and short video will show you exactly how.
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