Passover, or Pesach, is a special Jewish celebration that remembers when the Israelites were freed from captivity in Ancient Egypt. The story of Passover comes from the Bible, mainly the Book of Exodus.

Jewish people celebrate Passover with a special meal called the Seder, which follows a specific order of rituals and traditions.

Passover lasts for seven or eight days, depending on the tradition (seven days in Israel, eight days outside Israel). Families and communities will gather to share in the celebrations, where they'll unite for remembrance and their gratefulness for freedom.

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0:30 How do modern Jews celebrate Passover?
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1:30 What are the 4 rules for the Passover?
2:00 What happens during the 7 days of passover?
2:30 What is in a typical passover meal?
3:00 What are the 7 foods of passover?