Top Ten Reasons for Celebrating Purim
1. Making noise in shul is a MITZVAH!! 2. Levity is not reserved for the Levites 3. Nobody knows if you’re having a bad hair
1. Making noise in shul is a MITZVAH!! 2. Levity is not reserved for the Levites 3. Nobody knows if you’re having a bad hair
Why is this day different from all other days? We all know that Pesach is when we are supposed to ask the questions. Frankly, I
Send your kids’ outrageous quotes to [email protected] “We were ending our visit to our children in Yerushalayim. My husband was telling my 10-year-old grandson that
It’s a mitzvah on Purim to send mishloach manot, but making and sending to all of your family and friends can be expensive and time
Israelis take Purim seriously—kids get the day off school, many towns put on a lively Purim parade, and the streets are filled with people of
The names of religious holidays are usually fairly straightforward, pointing us to the central symbol or theme of the festival. Pesach refers to the ancient
A passenger jet was traveling through a severe thunderstorm. As the passengers were bounced around by the turbulence, a young woman turned to a Lubavitcher hasid
Rarely do I share of any my acclaimed recipes, but since it’s Adar, this is a great one! Ingredients: 6-7 lb. chicken 1 cup melted
In the spirit of Purim, let’s have some fun defining some terms of art that Israeli realtors might use to put a positive spin on
Teaneck—Move over, World of Wings. You’re no longer the strangest tourist attraction in town, with your huge beetles wearing little outfits pinned to the wall
The origin of this fast has always been a mystery. A fast on the 13th of Adar is not mentioned in the Book of Esther.