Jewish holidays

Holiday sale at SKECHERS: 20% off a selection of footwear and apparel on the website

The sports and lifestyle brand SKECHERS is offering a holiday sale with a 20% discount on a selection of footwear and apparel for women, men, and children.

By WALLA! SPORTS
31/03/2025

Dozens of museums, heritage sites to allow free entrance for Passover

Many sites that were closed throughout the war will be open in this initiative.

An unforgettable holiday table: The Passover 2025 collection by Hazorfim

Hazorfim, an international Jewish brand with decades of meticulous silversmithing artistry, plays a significant role in strengthening Israel’s national resilience.

By WALLA! HOME , DESIGN
30/03/2025

Passover gifts that make all the difference

How to find a unique Passover gift that leaves an impression, brings joy, and is practical for the holiday or year-round? This article explains how to choose Passover gifts that make a difference.

By IN COLLABORATION WITH GIMIK GIFTS
23/03/2025

Purim's unacceptable mask: The powerful themes of revenge, evil, and free will

In the Scroll of Esther, revenge is a powerful theme, but just as clearly one that leads to confusion and tragedy.

By MORDECHAI BECK
22/03/2025

How beautiful are illuminated ‘Megillot Esther’

Medieval megillot were beautifully illuminated. Why? Because God’s name is not mentioned.

By DAVID GEFFEN
22/03/2025

DLA Piper holds sessions supporting disabled children, war veterans in hospitals during Purim

DLA Piper volunteers brought games, face and body paint, costumes, arts and crafts, and food, hosting a Purim party for children.

From the Frontlines to the Megillah: Jewish soldiers celebrate Purim in Kyiv

As ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia continue, a group of Jewish soldiers took a moment from the frontlines to celebrate Purim with the Jewish community.

Triple Purim: How Jerusalemites celebrate this year’s three-day extravaganza

This year, the festival is extended to three days in walled cities – adding the day before and the day after – giving rise to what is commonly known as Purim Meshulash, or “triple Purim.”

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