Purim in 2021

Aaron dressed as his favourite soccer player for Purim today @MarcusRashford https://t.co/A3gDkwRjuI

— Stevo (@Steve2you) February 26, 2021

Don’t forget to send shalach Marnus to at least 2 friends this #Purim https://t.co/1y8t9lCwCf

— Frum Aussie (@cheitonM) February 22, 2021

Safely arrived in Johannesburg! It was a long and beautiful drive from Cape Town. Thank you HaShem for keeping me safe from every enemy and ambush, from robbers and wild beasts on the trip, and from all kinds of punishments that rage and come to the world. Time for #Purim✡️🥳

— Sihle Ngobese (@BigDaddyLiberty) February 25, 2021

Class test worth 20% tomorrow, the 4th day of the course. This Purim I'm going as a clown 🤡

— Dylan Kesler (@DylanKesler) February 25, 2021

Please note we will be getting in hamantaschen for Purim on Thursday & Friday from DJs Bakery. Place your order now if you would like us to keep any aside for you. #TheGourmetGrocerSA #Purim https://t.co/oqKvYpWnSv

— The Gourmet Grocer (@GourmetGrocerSA) February 24, 2021

If you don’t know whether to go bull or bear, don’t worry. It’s the Jewish festival of Purim where the tradition is to exchange gifts of food and drink and give charity, but also to celebrate to the point of confusion where you can’t tell the difference between right and wrong.

— David Shapiro (@davidshapiro61) February 25, 2021

In the purim story, Jews were deemed for extinction. However, the Jews persevered and survived. Tonight, I celebrate purim with my 97 year-old Great Grandmother, Lily Ebert BEM, an Auschwitz survivor. We wish you a very happy, safe and joyous Purim. (📸: Lily on purim, 1986) https://t.co/UnnNlRCTTQ

— Dov Forman (@DovForman) February 25, 2021