A character from the Hebrew Bible, the antagonist in the Book of Esther who plots against the Jewish people and is ultimately executed.
A Hebrew name of uncertain origin, prominent in the Purim story where Haman represents persecution of Jews; 'Haman' has become synonymous with anti-Semitic enemies in Jewish tradition.
The word 'Hamantash'—a triangular pastry eaten during Purim—literally means 'Haman's pockets' in Yiddish, a playful revenge where Jews literally eat pastries shaped like Haman's pockets, turning historical persecution into a party food.
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