As Esther did with Haman, Jewish women today must again call evil by its name and refuse to be erased or exploited. By anyone. 

If Queens Esther and Vashti had opted to hire a fashion designer, they might have picked Donna Leah Goldstein of Miami.

In light of the #MeToo movement, Purim is an important moment for the Jewish community to ask: Are we doing enough to protect girls and women?

This Purim, let Nutella be the jumping-off point for creating the sublimely chocolatey oznei haman—aka hamantaschen—popular in Israel.

Unmasking ourselves and living our truth is a core lesson of Purim as well as a tenet of diversity, especially in regards to inclusion of the LGBTQ community.

These hamantaschen are indulgently filled with crushed pineapple, chopped nuts, apricot jam and prunes. Think of them as scrumptious kitchen-sink Purim cookies.

Recipes for the iconic Purim cookie from legendary Jewish baker George Greenstein and popular food blogger Amy Kritzer.

Similar to matza balls, gondi are spheres made with ground chicken bound with egg and chickpea flour, seasoned with turmeric, cumin and coriander.