More and more Jewish families are adopting Christmas holiday traditions like putting up Hanukkah bushes and trees, and even Menorah trees in their homes.
With Christmas being such a major celebrated holiday and season in the United States, many parents of Jewish children have found a way to meld the festivities with their own religious practices.
Recently, we’ve noticed many Jewish families hanging Hannukah stockings, and integrating the traditional festival of lights with the customs of Christmas. After all, much of the traditions aren’t really related to Christianity and some elements of Christmas trace back to pagan practices.
A Pew Research survey released in 2013 found that 32% of Jews said they had a Christmas tree in their home the previous year.
