The light of Chanukah follows the pattern of Jewish history, the light and the dark times in between – oppression, faith and warriors who overcome impossible odds to regain Jewish freedom and sovereignty.

The path to Jewish independence did not begin with the establishment of the State of Israel, it is an ancient journey that is still unfinished.

Dana Rogozinski explains why she created the Jakob and Ella jewelry line to help preserve Holocaust memory, honoring her grandparents and how others can also benefit.

Bring the legacy of Chanukah in to your home with engaging art projects and family activities that will make the heroes of Chanukah and the spirit of Israel come alive.

It is now easier than ever to add some Taste of Israel recipes to your Chanukah meals! Don't let the fried food stop you - this is the holiday to consume delicious Levivot, Sufganiyot and more!

This Chanukah is an opportunity to get involved and make a difference in a way that becomes part of your holiday tradition, deepening your connection to the holiday and the land the Maccabees fought for, Zion.

Is it legitimate to found and maintain a State specifically for the Jewish People? Interestingly, both antisemites and liberal Jews find themselves struggling with this question. But once the answer to this question was very clear – Jewish rights to a nation state are laid out very clearly in Israel’s Declaration of Independence.