Shoshanas Yaakov and Kacha yay'ase are sometimes sung on this holiday. Seeds and nuts are sometimes but not always eaten on this holiday, because traditionally one person who this holiday celebrates had no access to kosher food. Participants in this 
Shoshanas Yaakov and Kacha yay'ase are sometimes sung on this holiday. Seeds and nuts are sometimes but not always eaten on this holiday, because traditionally one person who this holiday celebrates had no access to kosher food. Participants in this holiday who have obtained bar mitzvah must send mishloach manot. When this holiday falls on a Friday, it is given the designation HaMeshulash, which means that it is celebrated in three parts, and people sometimes celebrate this holiday with a gragger, or noisemaker. Celebrated on the fourteenth of Adar, this holiday often features the cooking of hamentaschen, which are named for the evil ruler that oppressed the Hebrew. For ten points, identify this holiday on which the book of Esther is read, which commemorates the deliverance of the Jews.
Shoshanas Yaakov and Kacha yay'ase are sometimes sung on this holiday.
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