Students walking on campus were asked about the meaning of the holiday, the meaning of its name, what we celebrate, why we dress up in costumes, and what hamantashen are. The answers? Well, see for yourself.
Enjoy, and have a happy Purim!
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(BTW, I once worked - briefly - at TAU.)
Oy Vay, to think that so many young students know so little about Purim.
ReplyDeleteThey sounded like students from overseas. Hopefully Israelis would know more.
Happy Purim to all.
the people you interviewed are examples of ISRAELIS who have no or little connection to their JEWISH roots. Very typical of Tel Aviv
ReplyDeletevery very depressing. very very upsetting. i thought even in secular schools they were taught about purim. what does it mean that israel is a jewish state if they dont even teach what purim is? oy. oy. oy.
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