Why don’t Jews celebrate Christmas?
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Because they’re holding out for the eight nights of Hanukkah gifts instead!
The prefer to pass-over the Christmas rush.
Because Christmas is about giving.
The joke “Why don’t Jews celebrate Christmas? Because Christmas is about giving” plays on a stereotype about Jewish people being miserly or not generous. The punchline hinges on the notion that since Christmas is a holiday associated with giving (gifts, charity, etc.), Jewish people don’t participate in it due to their supposed aversion to giving.
They don’t want to be on anymore lists.