It is, of course, absolutely Hobby Lobby's legal prerogative to stock or not stock whatever they want. And it is, of course, absolutely the prerogative of potential customers to take offense (or not) at what those stocking decisions are, and to act accordingly.
I will note the irony that Hobby Lobby goes big time into Halloween crafts and decor — despite the fact that a lot of Christians think it's a pagan/Satanic holiday and shunning it. But, again, that's both Hobby Lobby's right and their own customer relations decision.
Christian-owned Hobby Lobby doesn’t stock Hanukkah or other Jewish-themed merchandise | The Raw Story
A national craft store chain is reexamining its holiday merchandise selection after a blogger reported it didn’t stock items for Hanukkah or other Jewish holidays and events. “I will never set foot in a Hobby Lobby. Ever,” wrote blogger Ken Berwitz on Friday after his wife visited a store in …
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There's an argument to be made that there's not as much demand for it, but I know Michaels always has at least one display of Hanukkah stuff. But then, Michaels doesn't play Christian music in their stores or post that they close on Sundays so employees can worship.
I somehow don't believe that there aren't enough "crafty" (in the nice sense of the word) Jews who would want to buy Hanukkah decor there.
On the other hand, given Hobby Lobby's wearing-their-Christianity-on-their-corporate-sleeve, I could believe that not a lot of non-Christians go there anyway, so perhaps it is merely a matter of low demand.