Purim in 2021

On Purim, please wear two masks. https://t.co/h0YcTGTVZU

— Dan Shapiro (@DanielBShapiro) February 25, 2021

Hoping to get more hamantaschen today #CorgiCrew #Purim https://t.co/NlRtldu6sH

— Dudley the Corgi #CorgiCrew (@DudleyCorgi) February 26, 2021

These kids won Purim. https://t.co/2zn3oHxhtm

— Jack Langer (@jacklanger) February 24, 2021

Jinkees! And Happy Purim! https://t.co/yMke5AXpcf

— Lahav Harkov, Space Laser Controller (@LahavHarkov) February 25, 2021

We don’t know the names of the teenagers in this photograph—only that their #Purim was clearly a joyful one. A Jewish family left this and other photos in the care of a Lithuanian woman when the Kovno ghetto was liquidated. They never returned to retrieve them. https://t.co/svgkowLrFS

— US Holocaust Museum (@HolocaustMuseum) February 25, 2021

Purim play at the Jewish School Aghyon in Alexandria, Egypt 🇪🇬 1937. (photo: Moshe Khalf) https://t.co/7g2WjcBumu

— Avi Kaner (@AviKaner) February 25, 2021

In honor of Purim - a day on which I am usually too busy to tweet - I want to talk about Esther chapter 9. It is the longest chapter in the Book of Esther, and it's the one I usually read in a community reading. +

— Wendy Love Anderson (@humgeek) February 25, 2021