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Purim: (lit. "lots"), the holiday that commemorates the Jews' salvation from Haman's plot to annihilate them.
Lotteries and Destiny
The Festival of Supreme Rejoicing; Hidden Gems in the Scroll of Esther
The secret for how to destroy Amalek, the sworn enemy of G-D and of the Jewish people, is to be found in the verse that commands us to do so!
“Sometimes this game of Yours brings me to tears.”
Why did Haman feel the urge to murder every single Jew in the Persian Empire just because one person, Mordechai, did not bow to him?
Why did Haman feel the urge to murder every single Jew in the Persian Empire just because one person, Mordechai, did not bow to him?
By Rabbi Avraham Schorr
An innovative reason for the mitzvah of drinking much wine on Purim.
Everyone felt seen, mirrored and drawn to Esther through a mysterious bond of reciprocal affection
Everyone felt seen, mirrored and drawn to Esther through a mysterious bond of reciprocal affection.
Haman did not argue the case for Jewish extermination on the basis of senseless venomous passion; he presented what was to the King a sound and persuasive argument.
Haman did not argue the case for Jewish extermination on the basis of senseless venomous passion; he presented what was to the King a sound and persuasive argument.
Planting any tree in Adar makes it destined for success; planting the tree called Adar anytime helps to have success in all endeavors.
Planting any tree in Adar makes it destined for success; planting the tree called Adar anytime helps to have success in all endeavors.
The custom to wear disguises on Purim is related to our forefather Yaakov’s wearing of his twin brother Esav’s clothes
The custom to wear disguises on Purim is related to our forefather Yaakov’s wearing of his twin brother Esav’s clothes
Of all the 24 books of the Written Torah, only in the Scroll of Esther is G-d’s name is not mentioned even once
Of all the 24 books of the Written Torah, only in the Scroll of Esther is G-d’s name is not mentioned even once
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