Unlike years past, retail giants are now dedicating entire aisles to dreidel-shaped pet toys and latke onesies - but critics note that it's a business strategy, not inclusiveness

German president hosts grandchildren of woman who took 1931 photograph in Kiel, one of whom weeps openly after lighting menorah

Surveillance video also shows suspect hurling objects at menorah on first night of Hanukkah; local police chief denounces 'despicable act'

Candle-lighting event will be held with photographer's grandchildren and German president for second night of holiday, 90 years after family fled looming genocide

A Jewish parent has filed and withdrawn a lawsuit against a California academy after it denied her request to bring a 6-foot tall inflatable hanukkiah to a tree-lighting ceremony

In a Boston suburb that recently began taking steps to make Jewish residents feel more accepted, some say the slip-up wouldn't have occurred if their community had been consulted

Modernized interpretation of culturally significant object, with hundreds of thousands of rhinestones, will get screen debut during online event

New York City's incoming leader joins local Chabad rabbi of West African country in public menorah-lighting ceremony, speaks of turning pain of oppression into purpose

US VP Harris and her husband tracked down family of Aaron Feuerstein, who famously paid his workers even after factory burned, and were loaned candelabra

Governor Kathy Hochul condemns 'disturbing act,' says 'Jewish New Yorkers should be able to celebrate Hanukkah without being subjected to acts of antisemitic hate'