Christmas.
"Chrismukkah" :)
Interfaith families find meaning in "Chrismukkah""I think for people who are Jewish, it can feel very threatening and it can feel like really giving in to the majority culture and losing what you are and that unique part of yourself."npr.org/2024/12/23/nx-s1-5213701/interfaith-families-find-meaning-in-chrismukkah
NPR is a very leftist bullhorn, so don't worry about clicking the link. They are very much your kind of people. :)
And don't miss the audio for this story! To save you from your sudden and convenient ADHD, go to the 2-minute mark, where the female reporter (what else these days?) in a whispered voice laden with tension says,
"For Jewish partners, bringing Christmas and Christianity into a home can be uncomfortable."Oddly (well, not really), they left this part out of the text, but the whole story is very reminiscent of pre-war Poland, isn't it? Or perhaps not, since the Jews and Poles lived so apart from each other that only 1% ever intermarried. :)