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According to Jewish tradition, Haman wanted to murder every single Jew and made preparations to achieve just that. This was even more heinous than Hitler's view where he "only" wanted to murder every Jew in the territories he controlled. If the Jews are allowed to have great revulsion towards Hitler, how much more should they have for a person who actually attempted to remove them entirely from history.
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Do Jews really hate anybody?
With a few exceptions such as Hitler and Haman, it is impossible to answer categorically.
What role did Haman play in the book of Esther?
Haman was the 'Jews enemy'
What is the celebration of the deliverance of the Jews from Haman?
Purim
How did God turn Haman's plot around?
God turned Haman's plot around by using Esther's courage and influence to expose Haman's sinister plan to the king. Through Esther's intervention, the king learned of Haman's plot to exterminate the Jewish people and instead, Haman faced the punishment he had intended for the Jews. God worked behind the scenes to protect His people and bring about justice in the situation.
Who saved the Jews from the evil plot of Haman?
Esther.
Where was Haman hung in the story of Esther?
From the gallows he had built to kill the Jews.
What man wanted to have all Jews in exile in Babylon killed?
Haman.
What happened in the story of Purim?
A lot if stuff. But the main part is that haman plans to kill th Jews in Persia but then mordekai and ester find out, tell the king, and then haman is killed on the day he planned to kill the Jews.
Jewish holiday commemorative with the deliverance of the Jews from the massacre planned by Haman?
Purim
In the bible Who plots to kill off the Jews?
That would be Haman in the book of Esther.
Jewish holiday commemorating the deliverance of the Jews from the massacre planned for them by haman?
Purim
Why does Haman make the decree against the Jews?
Haman was a megalomaniac who wanted everyone to bow down to him. He was infuriated when Mordecai refused to do so (Esther ch.3).
