It's not Hanukkah without a brightly lit Menorah in the window. We feature traditional, modern, and themed options to celebrate the holiday with.

Our favorite menorahs are so delightful that you’ll want to light them for Hanukkah and perhaps even other days that could use a little sparkle.

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Once Hanukkah rolls around, Jewish families worldwide dust off their menorahs for the eight-day holiday.

And let’s face it, no Hanukkah celebration is truly lit without a gorgeous centerpiece: the candelabrum known as the Hanukkiah, or Hanukkah menorah (menorah is the Hebrew word for lamp).

Project Menorah was born out of a conversation between two friends — one Jewish, one not — as a way to show support for the community using the holiday symbol Lizzie Hyman is a Writer-Reporter ...

Putting menorahs in windows is a sign of strength amid strife, but Jews afraid to put up menorahs have every right to be fearful amid antisemitism.

It's not Hanukkah without a brightly lit Menorah in the window. We feature traditional, modern, and themed options to celebrate the holiday with.

A Chabad spokesman said there are more public menorahs this year than ever before, and attributed the increase to the Israel-Hamas war.

And, to quote that old Levy’s rye bread commercial: You don’t have to be Jewish to put a Hanukkah menorah in your window. Project Menorah is an organized act of solidarity with the Jewish people.

Hanukkah 2024: Everything you need to know about the Jewish holiday The first night of Hanukkah falls on Wednesday, Dec. 25.