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Samira K. Mehta was recently interviewed about Chrismukkah in Moment Magazine.

"Although Chrismukkah observers sometimes fuse elements of Christmas and Hanukkah more literally—resulting in quirky creations such as (jelly-filled donuts traditionally enjoyed during Hanukkah) or “Hanukkah bushes”—they’re more likely to celebrate separate traditions from the holidays, concurrently. “Most people did a little bit of Hanukkah and a little bit of Christmas, but they didn’t merge them,” explains Samira K. Mehta, author of , reflecting on her dissertation research about Christian-Jewish interfaith families—the main demographic celebrating Chrismukkah."

Read the article here:

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