This holiday is celebrated the following day in certain walled cities in the "Shushan" version. Rabbis presiding over the service on this holiday rub two stones to erase a certain name, and each adult Jew observer of this holiday must send two foods to a friend and two donations to two poor people. One food traditionally eaten on this holiday is a 
This holiday is celebrated the following day in certain walled cities in the "Shushan" version. Rabbis presiding over the service on this holiday rub two stones to erase a certain name, and each adult Jew observer of this holiday must send two foods to a friend and two donations to two poor people. One food traditionally eaten on this holiday is a triangular pastry representing the pockets of Haman, the villain of the story which led to the celebration of this holiday. Including a reading of the book of Esther, for 10 points, name this merry Jewish holiday.
This holiday is celebrated the following day in certain walled cities in the "Shushan" version.