The message of Purim is to make sure, at times, to stop and see the miracles of everyday life- particularly our kids. To realize that each of our children is a miracle, a gift from Hashem.

Purim greetings are simple: "Happy Purim" will suffice. Want to wish someone a happy Purim in Hebrew? Tell them, "Chag Purim sameach." In Yiddish, you can say "ah freilichen Purim." How Long Is Purim?

What Purim means: The word means "lots" in Hebrew, and the term refers to a lottery that Haman, adviser to the Persian King Achashverosh, used to determine the date he would kill the Jews. Today ...

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To wish fellow students a happy Purim, they may say in Hebrew “chag Purim sameach.” Sunday’s carnival saw a variety of students on the grounds surrounding UF Hillel.

Where to celebrate: Many temples are planning to hold drive-by, outdoor or virtual carnivals and Megillah readings. Chabad of Montclair will have a tailgating Purim Party on Thursday at 5:30 p.m ...

At times it may seem like the dreary month of February has little to offer in the realm of holiday celebrations aside from a day where love is commercialized in nauseating shades of pink. This year, ...

A common greeting on Purim is to say either “Chag Purim Sameach” (in Hebrew), or “Freilichin Purim” (in Yiddish).

What Purim means: The word means "lots" in Hebrew, and the term refers to a lottery that Haman, adviser to the Persian King Achashverosh, used to determine the date he would kill the Jews.

I should begin this column by wishing Jewish readers Chag Purim Sameach — a Happy Purim — for the happiest, even silliest, day on the Jewish calendar. (Mardi Gras might be a good visual for ...

Purim 2021: what is the Jewish festival, the story behind it, how it is celebrated - and how to say Happy Purim By Alex Nelson Published 26th Feb 2021, 10:39 BST ...

Purim is among the most joyous and colorful days of the Jewish calendar. The holiday begins this year on sundown on Saturday and ends at nightfall on Sunday. This year, celebrations are likely to ...