By Jay Kitterman, Correspondent “Why is this night different from all other nights?” is the best-known question from the Passover family dinner (Seder) and is usually recited by the youngest person at the table. This year, because of COVID-19, I, along with our son and son-in-law, will not have to rearrange our living room furniture to accommodate the 25 or so guests we normally host for our Seder dinner. Jews will be celebrating Passover this year from sundown March 27 until sundown April 4. First, a brief explanation of the Passover Holiday. Passover, or Pesach, is the Jewish holiday that marks the Israelites' freedom from slavery in ancient Egypt, and the “passing over” of the first-born male Israelites from harm.