Ask a Rabbi: What is Passover? and related media

Ask a Rabbi: What is Passover? (2:24)

In this Ask a Rabbi video, learn why Passover is the celebration of the liberation of the ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt. They left Egypt, crossing the Red Sea into the Sinai desert to Mount Sinai to receive the Torah and founded Israel.

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