From classic dreidels for the little ones, to unique card games and special craft kits—here are the latest in the gaming world, arriving just in time. The dreidel, one of Hanukkah’s most ...

The dreidel is best known as a beloved Hanukkah tradition. But it actually started as a European gambling toy, only acquiring religious significance in the new world. The past three nights ...

The dreidel game is traditionally a staple for kids during Hanukkah. The teen from California has come up with a creative way to spice it up a bit. "I wanted to make it better," he tells KCBS.

Abir Sultan/EPA, via Shutterstock Supported by By Hank SandersKeith Bedford and Philip Pacheco Hanukkah prayers commenced, the first candles were lit and the dreidels started spinning around ...

The best part of collecting dreidels is the stories that come with them, says 63-year-old Ezra Cohen from Ashdod. Cohen, a collector of the spinning tops traditionally used on Hanukkah ...

The special menorah used for Hanukkah has eight branches, with a ninth place for the candle called shamash from which all others are lit. A dreidel is a four-sided top bearing the Hebrew letters ...

Hanukkah in Israel is a vibrant celebration ... symbolizing the miracle of the oil. Children spin dreidels, and markets overflow with sufganiyot (jelly-filled donuts). Public events like concerts ...

Hanukkah is by far the most familiar Jewish holiday: Menorahs are sold in shops alongside tree ornaments, and folks of all stripes, semitic or otherwise, love to sing about dreidels made of clay.

Regardless if you're celebrating Hanukkah or not, it's always fun to partake in a game of dreidel. Here's what you need to know about playing this festive Hanukkah activity. A dreidel is a ...

The furniture-and-home-decor chain West Elm launched a new felt Hanukkah garland, with pom-poms and hanging 3D dreidels. Each side of the dreidel had a Hebrew letter on it, but one of those ...