If only that were always the case. At Amudim, we deal with people who wear costumes every single day of the year – not for fun, not for Purim, but to hide the truth about who they really are.

Amidst the world’s many sacred days, one Jewish holiday stands out as uniquely joyful, playful, and deeply human—Purim. Often affectionately referred to as "Jewish Mardi Gras," Purim is more ...

Israelis are seen in costume for the holiday of Purim, in Jerusalem. (photo credit: FLASH90) Amid the shadow of the Israel-Hamas war and while hostages are still held in Gaza captivity ...

In case of abuse, Report this post. As I write this, my living room is still cluttered with Purim masks, clown wigs, baskets of candy, and baked treats. There’s no sign that the holiday of our ...

Batman masks and capes, many holding Israeli flags aloft. The crowd gathered in Central Park on Sunday to mark a Purim in the shadow of the Oct. 7 attack and war in Gaza. Many people wore Batman ...

In attempt to cheer up her house, this past Friday, on Rosh Chodesh Adar, Chagit took out the box of Purim costumes for the kids to try on. When eight-year-old Zivi saw their late Abba’s bear ...

Tens of thousands participated on Sunday in the "Purim United" parade ... which was filled with costumes, colors, and joy. Seven stages with music acts were set up along the route: the YMCA ...

If only that were always the case. At Amudim, we deal with people who wear costumes every single day of the year – not for fun, not for Purim, but to hide the truth about who they really are.