Purim
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A highly abridged monthly version of Dust & Stars – Today in Jewish History.
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Purim-Passover connection: Uniting the Jews, then building a nation - opinion
Purim celebrations: Deliverance, customs, and controversies - opinion
Rabbi who lost son in Gaza: 'Hamas wanted to destroy us, but they strengthened us'
Beyond the Headlines: A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.
'South Africa came to attack Israel': Anti-Israel proposals defeated at IPU
Israel's delegation, led by MK Danny Danon, successfully stopped the attempt to pass both proposals, which were ultimately voted down.
Purim makeup removal guide and skin soothing tips by Paula Blick
Guide for effectively removing Purim makeup and soothing facial skin with natural beautician Paula Blick's tips and two DIY skin-soothing recipes.
Friday Fair Returns to KKL-JNF Street in Beersheba
Enjoy the revival of the Friday fair in Beershebas KKL-JNF with 30 stands, businesses, bars, restaurants, street musicians, and a farmers' market offering regional delights.
Police catch sex offenders dancing with minors during megillah reading
Officers operated during the holiday at Purim events, synagogues, main stages, places where minors had gathered, and crowd gatherings.
Both raucous and somber, New Yorkers celebrate the festive Jewish holiday of Purim
On Purim, revelers around the world dressed up in costumes referencing the hostages, including the yellow ribbons and hostage posters that have become symbols of campaign for their release.
In Israel and beyond, Purim celebrations are tempered by trauma and thoughts of the hostages
The Jewish holiday, which is typically celebrated with joy and exuberance, saw much more subdued festivities this year in light of the Gaza war and concerns for hostages held by Hamas.
Butterfly Lake Park in Karmiel organizes family activities for Purim
The Butterfly Park spans 15 dunams and features natural biotopes with 180 types of plants, including wildflowers and herbs designed to attract butterflies.
"Pitchon-Lev" and "Golda" ice creams at a huge event for Purim
The "Golda" ice cream company has mobilized for families and children in the circle of poverty, in cooperation with the "Pitchon-Lev" organization.
UK Jewish child doxxed for wearing IDF costume on Purim
The picture of the boy wearing a mock IDF paratrooper uniform and toy rifle as part of a traditional Purim masquerade and carnival was shared by accounts with hundreds of thousands of followers.
