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Purim: (lit. "lots"), the holiday that commemorates the Jews' salvation from Haman's plot to annihilate them.
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By Esther Rosen
Artist’s Statement: Hamantashen. Triangles. Magen David. Purim. Hmmm.
There was something for everyone at the Purim party hosted by Chabad-Lubavitch of Westmount in the upscale residential area on Quebec’s Island of Montreal. Children joined a masquerade fashion show, showing off the costumes that have become a part of ever...
After waking up early Friday morning, Chabad-Lubavitch families from the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, N.Y., prayed the morning services, read the Scroll of Esther, and headed out to bring the joy of Purim to Jewish senior citizens.
Chabad-Lubavitch centers across the globe geared up for the upcoming holiday of Purim by holding hamentashen baking events where community members could learn the time-honored techniques of making the traditional Purim pastry. A common ingredient of the f...
A weekend trip to the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, N.Y. – home to the headquarters of Chabad-Lubavitch – represented the first chance for a handful of teenagers from Boca Raton, Fla., to experience a traditional Shabbat. Rabbi Shmuly Gutnick, youth ...
Inspired by the joyous festivities connected with the Holiday of Purim, the variety of fragmented shapes, images, and colors in the painting represent each of us as individuals, coming together and uniting in celebration! Each piece is an important contri...
Jews, many in fancy costumes, brighten up the streets during this joyful Jewish festival. Breslovers dance beside their van. A little boy waves a grogger, and a girl and her father eat Purim hamentaschen. A lone soldier looks on.
Waking up early on Purim morning, Chabad-Lubavitch families from the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, N.Y., prayed the morning services, read the Scroll of Esther, and headed out to the Midwood neighborhood to bring the joy of Purim to senior citizens.
Smolensk, Russia’s 7/40 restaurant hosted a kosher Purim party for 200 members of the local Jewish community.
Members of Thailand’s diverse Jewish community gathered for a grand Purim celebration in the heart of the Southeast Asia nation’s capital.
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