Graggers are used at certain times during the reading of the Megilla, while the "ears" of the story's villain are eaten as the pastry hamantaschen.
The name of this holiday, celebrated on the 14th of Adar, comes from the word for "lot". Readings on this day are from one of the books of the Bible without the word God, as well as stories about Amalek. Graggers are used at certain times during the reading of the Megilla, while the "ears" of the story's villain are eaten as the pastry hamantaschen. FTP, identify this Jewish holiday commemorating the deeds of Mordechai and Esther to prevent the elimination of the Jews by Haman.
The name of this holiday, celebrated on the 14th of Adar, comes from the word for "lot".
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