The celebration of Passover, a momentous feast, serves as a commemoration of the Jews’ liberation from Egypt and their subsequent journey towards the Promised Land. This significant occasion takes place on the eve of the Passover festival and, in Orthodox and Conservative Jewish traditions, extends to the second night as well. During this festive gathering, symbolic elements such as unleavened bread and other ceremonial foods are presented, symbolizing the historic sojourn of the Jewish people in the desert.