This holiday celebrates the victory of the Maccabees over Antiochus and commemorates the time a single day's worth of oil burned for eight days.
It's not Yom Kippur, but in one prayer recited on this holiday, the name of a more common occurrence is replaced with this holiday's name following the words "li-had-leek ner shel". The central object of this holiday is supposed to be set up in a window, to draw the attention of passers-by, and that object contains the special (*) shamash. This holiday celebrates the victory of the Maccabees over Antiochus and commemorates the time a single day's worth of oil burned for eight days. This event  includes the consumption of fried latkes and the lighting of a special nine-branched menorah. For ten points, name this Jewish holiday, the wintertime Festival of Lights.
It's not Yom Kippur, but in one prayer recited on this holiday, the name of a more common occurrence is replaced with this holiday's name following the words "li-had-leek ner shel".
Chanukah (prompt on “Festival of Lights” before mentioned) &lt;MS&gt;