Where does it say that? Zohar is preferred but other answers are acceptable.
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See also Rambam MT Hilchot Megila 2:18 – mbloch Mar 25 '24 at 03:54
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3Does this answer your question? Why is only Purim to be celebrated "forever"? – Maurice Mizrahi Mar 25 '24 at 19:12
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@MauriceMizrahi Yes, thank you, that question didn't come up in my search before I asked mine – Nissim Nanach Mar 26 '24 at 19:49
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You could be thinking of Midrash Mishlei 9
That is the good name that she acquired in this world and in the world to come; since all of the holidays are to be nullified in the future but the days of Purim will not be nullified, as it is stated (Esther 9:28), 'And these days of Purim will not be rescinded from the Jews.'" Rabbi Elazar said, "Also Yom Kippur will forever not be nullified, as it is stated, 'And it will be to you for an everlasting statute to atone for the Children of Israel from all of their sins once a year.'"
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