Purim
A Purim cookie goes viral in Israel, ‘Khamenei’s ears’ replaces ‘Haman’s ears’
Hamantaschen are the triangular Purim pastries traditionally associated with the villain of the Book of Esther. The plot takes place in ancient Persia, what is known as today's Iran.
Megillah in the Miklat: Tel Aviv moves Purim underground as Operation Roaring Lion rages
The Purim-inspired chess technique that confuses my rivals - opinion
Purim isn’t Jewish Halloween - it’s a theology of wine and redemption - opinion
Purim, Persia, Tehran: How we fight those who would erase our memory - editorial
This year, Shabbat Zachor frames the chaos. The Torah demands that Jews recognize the pattern, protect the vulnerable, and refuse to forget who they are.
On Purim, Jewish tradition tells us to give to anyone who asks, no questions required - opinion
On the day we wear masks, we are commanded not to look away. This Purim, when a hand reaches out, give. Start with something that feels like too much.
Miracle cookies that need no costume
Brilliant, mischievous and completely carnival-like: 19 outstanding hamantaschen for Purim 2026.
Food news: What’s new for Purim?
On the holiday that celebrates sweetness, an especially sweet mishloah manot arrives.
Your Investments: Personal and financial intensity
In synagogue a few days ago, while waiting for the evening prayer to start, we got into a discussion about Mishloah Manot (giving food to friends and family).
Food news: Purim is approaching
Joy exactly as the scroll intended: The Purim surprise machine.
My Word: Tucker Carlson’s powerful ignorance - opinion
Last week's visit to Israel by radical right-wing podcaster Tucker Carlson was so peculiar it almost parodied itself.
Purim on the chains: The Ninja Turtles in kids’ meals and chocolate milk in costume
Burger King is launching collectible characters from the successful series, and Yotvata is releasing a festive edition of chocolate milk, banana and banana punch bottles.
An educational psychologist reveals: What your child’s costume says about them
This year, many children choose costumes like monsters or soldiers; it reflects their need for protection and a sense of power, not just play.
S’mores, an XL version and even asado: A hamantaschen treat at the selected chains
From Belgian chocolate with colorful candies to chicken shawarma and market spices – hamantaschen 2026 offer everything you could imagine, and also everything you couldn’t.
