Purim in 2023

In the #Purim story from the book of Esther, Jews were to be annihilated. However, the Jews persevered and survived. Today this wonderful lady, Lily Ebert, a 99 year-old Auschwitz survivor, celebrates Purim surrounded by her large family. Thank God she lived through another evil… https://t.co/y515sjO81G https://t.co/zFTefrlYfs

— Fr Marc Lyden-Smith (@frlydensmith) March 6, 2023

Today is Purim and we remember the brave Queen Esther who saved the Jewish community in Persia. It is also an important day to remember women fighting for their rights all over the world including modern day Persia. #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/OiUqIByPn0

— Nicole Lampert (@nicolelampert) March 6, 2023

Have you ever seen a Purim rattle like this? Well, now you have! This is by far our favourite #Purim object in the archive so we’ve decided to share it with you ahead of this Jewish holiday ✡️ Full story below 👇 https://t.co/I2jkX71sSe

— Manchester Jewish Museum (@mcrjewishmuseum) February 28, 2023

Chag purim sameach! 🥳🎉 We are enjoying some Hamantaschen in the office today! How are you celebrating? https://t.co/LXFmw0v7zG

— UK Jewish Film (@UKJewishFilm) March 6, 2023

#Purim #Purim2023 Happy Purim if you are celebrating today! A true story of God's faithfulness to His people. https://t.co/AHTp3gRc10

— CMJ UK (Church's Ministry among Jewish People) (@CMJ1809) March 6, 2023

❤️💛💙 Today is the jewish holiday of Purim. Year 8 have been making traditional Hamantaschen. ❤️💛💙 #smallschoolbigSJLheart #smallschoolbigideas 🐝Be inspired! https://t.co/o7onQWlmnV

— St. John Lloyd School (@stjohnlloyd) March 6, 2023

The Festival of Purim and Ta'anit Esther (The Fast of Esther). Celebrated today, the 4th day of Adar in the Jewish calendar, commemorates Queen Esther, who saved her people from being killed by Haman, the King's minister. More information on The Meeting Place. #TheFastOfEsther https://t.co/CrnI6EfEEd

— SO Inclusive (@SO_InclusiveNHS) March 6, 2023