Purim

Jerusalem in the Jewish Belief

Purim

The Purim is considered as a Jewish festival, where they celebrate their victory over the schemes of a Persian minister named Haman, who was planning to exterminate all the Jews in the Persian Empire; according to their claim, but his plot thwarted by a Jewish girl named Esther. The Jews rejoiced and began to do the so-called "Fast of Esther" for two days after this holiday

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