Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is a joyous celebration filled with tradition and festivity. The menorah stands at the heart of the holiday, its nine branches representing the miracle of the oil that burned for eight days. Surrounding the menorah are symbols of the celebration: wine, traditional treats like sufganiyot and latkes, gelt, and the dreidel, a spinning top game of chance. The Star of David hangs above, a reminder of the heritage and faith that Hanukkah embodies. As families gather to light the candles, exchange gifts, and share in the joy, the spirit of Hanukkah comes alive. It's a time for community, reflection, and the warmth of the light that guides through the darkest of times.