on the way to my grandmother’s house, with my little brother who was dressed as a ninja💞

Happy Purim!

I’m still working on my costume, might post a picture soon

🤙🏼 Window cleaners give some Purim entertainment at Shneiders Children’s Medical Center in Petah Tikvah, Israel.

🔜 #PURIM: Coming Soon — in Israel.

Humans of Judaism

I still don’t know what I’m gonna dress as for Purim…

my sister is apparently gonna get a Maleficent costume but I’m still not sure what to choose…

any ideas?

I didn’t have time to get an actual costume this year, so I decided to dress up as a doll.

one of my all times favorite things about Purim is the fact that the jews took the king’s name (whose actual name was probably Xerxes I, meaning

“ruling over heroes”

) and literally turned it into “King Headache”…

anotheralexandros:

curiousobsession101:

the44thpilot:

dark-haired-hamlet:

There are n*zis on campus rn and a student brought out like a 1997 boombox and started blasting Taking The Hobbits to Isengard every time they tried to say something.

“Those who do not share our genes -THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS – THE MASTER RACE – TO ISENGARD TO ISENGARD – AND I BELIEVE –
THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE-”

Chaotic good

In Jewish tradition, one of our holidays is called Purim. It celebrates the defeat of an antisemitic political advisor to a king who liked to prowl the streets ranting his hatred. Part of the story of Purim involves the people being ranted at inventing a special kind of noisemaker to drown him out.

Basically what I’m saying is this student is following a grand tradition whether they realize it or not and they should be proud.

petition to add Taking the Hobbits to Isengard to Purim. like groggers are cool and all, but autotuned Orlando Bloom. come on.

he didn’t “ like to prowl the streets ranting his hatred.”! he planned a genocide against the Jewish people because they weren’t “profitable” (sounds familiar?)

we sound the groggers whenever his name is mentioned because we don’t want his legacy to live on. some people also write his name on the soles of their shoes so that they’ll be stepping on him every step they take.