Chanukah

From Fairbanks to Prudhoe Bay on the Arctic Coast

State’s former governor shares words of support for Israel and Jewish people

From east to west, Jews worldwide celebrate the first night of Chanukah

Amid the destruction and heartbreak in Metula, the Chanukah flames shine through

Five rabbis erected the first in 1974; now there are 15,000 lit annually

Milei headlined Chabad of Argentina’s Chanukah event, which was broadcast on TV

Solidarity and support at menorah-lightings and celebrations

“The Menorah in the D” draws thousands of college students, residents and guests

Act by right-wing legislator roundly condemned by colleagues in Polish parliament

Rabbi sent menorahs to all the city’s residents

Celebration in Virginia moves to nearby college, attracting hundreds

Menorah-lightings at football, basketball and hockey games

Chancellor Olaf Scholz makes history and sends a ‘powerful message of solidarity’

Amid war and antisemitism, menorah-lightings illuminate the world

In 1973 the Rebbe called for increased Chanukah awareness. The rest is history

War in Israel, antisemitism at home spur greater engagement than ever

Three Jews lost in a Buddhist monastery find their way back to Judaism

Reeling community is inspired by the light of Chanukah

Visits during holidays bring the plight of the wartime homebound into focus

President Milo Đukanović attends menorah-lighting on third night of Chanukah