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Purim Eve in Israel ― Date, History, and Details

2025-03-13 Observance Israel
Purim Eve in Israel

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History of Purim Eve in Israel and How to Celebrate/ Observe It

In Israel, Purim Eve is celebrated with a special meal called a se’udah. This meal usually includes meat and wine, and is followed by a festive Purim party. Many people dress up in costumes for the party, and there is often live music and dancing.

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