Definition: Pesach is a Jewish holiday commemorating the Passover (Seder) to celebrate God's deliverance from Egypt. It's celebrated on December 12th, often in synagogues or observant homes. Pesach marks the end of slavery and liberation from slavery, as well as the New Year. The term "Pesach" refers to a sweet, unleavened bread that is eaten on this holiday.
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