Rabbi David Stav shares the halakhot of reading the Scroll of Esther during times of war, explaining how Jewish law intersects with the Home Front Command's guidelines.
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From Zoom megillahs to sirens during reading, all you need to know about Purim at war
In light of the emergency situation, Israel's Home Front Command has banned public gatherings, including recitations of the ...
This evening, Purim celebrations began, in accordance with the Home Front Command's guidelines, with the reading of the Megillah, telling the story of the miracle that saved the Jewish people during ...
With Iranian missiles attacking Israel and large gatherings banned, dozens of smaller Megillah readings spread across communal bomb shelters, apartment buildings, and safe rooms.
Early morning sirens coincided with the morning of Shushan Purim, as thousands of Israelis gathered, despite a prohibition on ...
Purim is one big party. Whether you are attending a Purim carnival or Megillah reading at your synagogue, or celebrating at home, it’s the perfect opportunity to have some fun with spirits. When ...
Purim 2026 begins March 2. Here's what the Jewish holiday represents, why it's celebrated and why it's not 'Jewish Halloween' ...
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