when is jewish christmas

Jewish Christmas is on the night of the 25th of December, but is celebrated differently than the traditional Christian Christmas. Instead of focusing on the birth of Jesus Christ, Jewish Christmas is a celebration of light and family. Many Jews celebrate by lighting the candles of the menorah and sharing a festive meal with loved ones. The holiday is a time of reflection and joy, reminding Jews of the importance of light in the world and the strength of family bonds.