What do they during Passover?

Passover is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the Exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. It is celebrated with a variety of rituals and traditions, including:

* Eating matzah: Matzah is a type of unleavened bread that is eaten during Passover because it represents the bread that the Israelites were able to take with them when they left Egypt.

* The Seder: The Seder is a symbolic meal that is held on the first night of Passover. It tells the story of the Exodus, and it includes rituals such as drinking four cups of wine, eating bitter herbs, and reciting the ten plagues.

* Cleaning the house: Before Passover, Jews traditionally clean their homes to remove any leaven (hametz), which is forbidden during the holiday.

* Reading the Torah: The Torah is the Jewish holy book, and it is read on Passover to tell the story of the Exodus.

* Going to synagogue: Many Jews attend synagogue on Passover to pray and celebrate the holiday.

* Participating in community events: There are many community events that take place during Passover, such as parades, concerts, and food fairs.