The Jewish community prepares to mark its second Pandemic Passover
It has been a year now since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world as we know it. For Jews across the globe, that immediately impacted Passover Seders, the evenings that see families gather to tell the Biblical story of Exodus â where God freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt â eat traditional and symbolic foods, and sing prayers and songs. Passover 2021 will begin on the evening of Saturday, March 27 and ends on the evening of Sunday, April 4. With the vaccination program just underway, curfews in place and the presence of new variants, nothing is expected to change this y...
Source: thesuburban.com