Commemorating the exodus of the Jews from Egypt, FTP, name this meal eaten on the first and second days of Passover.
This event includes a discussion of a wicked character who asks "what does all this mean to you?" This event concludes with the Nirtzah, and its most popular part is usually the Shulchan Orekh. Participants in this event use their fingertips to remove ten drops of wine from their cups, and the youngest person at this event sings the Four Questions, also known as Mah Nishtanah. This event is associated with symbols like karpas, charoset, and maror, and features the reading of the Hagaddah, and the hiding of the Afikomen, which means "dessert," but is only a piece of matzah. Commemorating the exodus of the Jews from Egypt, FTP, name this meal eaten on the first and second days of Passover.
This event includes a discussion of a wicked character who asks "what does all this mean to you?
the Passover {Seder}