| Passover story unfolds significance of this Jewish festival as their departing from Egypt to be risen as a new nation. According to the legends from Exodus, this is a festival to commemorate liberalization of Israelites from slavery and the control of Egyptian Pharaoh on the fifteenth day of Nissan, the Hebrew month. While leaving Egypt in haste, they ate Matzah, a type of unleavened flat bread made of plain white flour and water. This Passover celebrations consist of eight days of holidays wherein first day and last two days are observed as full-fledged festival and holidays. |