Christmas
Hanukkah today would make the Maccabees roll over in their graves
Hanukkah is often most beloved to the most assimilated Jews. But it celebrates killing them.
Not all Jews hate Christmas. In fact, many of us celebrate it
Editor’s note: The letter below comments on the original headline of Jodi Rudoren’s Nov. 19 “Looking Forward” column. That headline was changed shortly after publication, unrelated to this letter.
Cheesy Hanukkah merch is everywhere now — um, that’s good for the Jews, right?
“Deck the halls with matzah balls” mugs. “Love you a latke” doormats. Is this the best we can do? And how did we get here?
Need a movie to watch on Christmas? These are our favorites.
We must once more persevere despite our uncertain world. Yes: We must watch movies this Christmas.
How Herb Alpert made the most underrated Jewish Christmas album of all time
Phil Spector’s “A Christmas Gift for You” is the best Jewish Christmas album all time. But let’s not forget Herb Alpert’s “Christmas Album” either.
Christmas was my favorite holiday — until I got too Jewish
I grew up with Christmas in my interfaith family. This year, I’m returning.
Why a Jewish American living in Israel is celebrating Christmas
Christian Arab-Israelis are a minority celebrating a holiday in a country where the vast majority celebrate a different one. I know that feeling.
How to celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas in a pandemic? Ask the Jews.
Holiday celebrating tips from the Jews
Why do Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas?
American Jews have a long history of breaking out the chopsticks in late December while the goyim are slicing into honey-glazed ham.
Most ‘Merry Christmas’ And ‘Happy Holidays’ Wishes Come From Service Workers. Leave Them Alone.
Your need to feel included doesn’t need to happen on the backs of service workers.