The fact is, life sometimes gets in the way and we can’t always pack our bags and catch the next flight to Ben Gurion airport. Yes, the food (who are we kidding here?)! The western wall, the Hanukkah candle lighting, the food… Most of us would love to spend Hanukkah in Jerusalem. Hell, I bet you get a little “homesick” even when it’s not Hanukkah (I know I do). So let’s go get em’, shall we? 24K Gold & Blue Hand Painted Crystals Menorah + Intertwining Flowers Design Top Traditional Gift You simply can’t celebrate Hanukkah without them. The most common Hanukkah traditions also happen to be the most popular traditional Hanukkah gifts. Sock It To Me Men's Fun Crew Socks Hanukkah Menorah - Mazel Toes Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Laser Cut Bowl Hearts Since it’s so easy to get lost in the (virtual) Hanukkah gifts isle – we hand-picked the very best gifts for those of you who can’t afford to spend too time looking for Hanukkah presents.Īaaaand here they are 🙂 Traditional Hanukkah GiftsĢ4K Gold & Blue Hand Painted Crystals Menorah This Hanukkah gift guide is jam-packed like a Sufganiya with a TON of awesome Hanukkah gift ideas: for kids, adults, adults who behave like kids… you name it! Ready? Let’s show the fat guy in the red costume what we’ve got! Sit tight my friend… because I’m about to show you a bunch of unique & traditional Hanukkah gift ideas you can give during the 8 days of Hanukkah! (or if you’re super-generous, give one gift on each night of Hanukkah) “But wait a minute… What are some cool Hanukkah presents I can get?” The Jewish festival of lights is a great chance to relax:īut more importantly – it’s a wonderful opportunity to get together with our family and friends and tell SHOW them how much they mean to us.īy giving them the best Hanukkah gifts that’ll make Santa wish he was born Jewish! It’s that time of the year again, which means… Amen V'Amen is also an Amazon Associate, so we may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.
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Then I switched to a Catholic high school, where I first experienced the very specific brand of antisemitism rooted in ignorance and the false belief that “there are no Jews in Mexico.” (Spoiler alert: there are Jews in Mexico, and we’ve been around for some 500 years.Amen V'Amen is supported by its audience. I attended a secular elementary and middle school, but there were still church services held for any important event. Mexican culture and traditions are heavily rooted in Catholicism, which permeated pretty much every aspect of my social and academic life. Growing up as a Jew in Mexico, especially in a town where I was the only Jewish kid, meant I stood out by default. We're an interfaith family that has found the perfect balance when it comes to celebrating holidays and finding common ground when our beliefs are different-sometimes even opposing. While you can usually see Christmas tree lights peeking from my neighbors’ windows, my home is the only one with both: a menorah and a Christmas tree. Every year, on the 25th day of the 9th month of the Hebrew year (yes, we have our own calendar) my family and I light a huge menorah on our front lawn.
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