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Hanukkah is the celebration of the Jewish victory over the militarily superior Greeks, as they attempted to subjugate the Jews and defile the Temple. The most recognizable Hanukkah tradition, lighting the Menora for 8 days, is to commemorate the miracle that the Menora in the Temple, which only had enough oil to last one day, lasted for 8.
