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Rabbi’s Column
by Rabbi Eliyahu Tal
What should someone do on Chol Hamoed Pesach if they find chametz in their house or see chametz lying in the middle of a street or sidewalk where it can be crushed, and thus be disrespectful to the food.
If one has celiac disease or another disease that prevents them from eating wheat matzah, can they use matzah made from other types of grain on Pesach?
Two elements constitute the foci of the Seder: The first is commemoration of our exodus from Egypt and our emancipation from slavery and our reflection on the significance of Israel's freedom. The second is to transmit our tradition to the next generation.
Why do some communities have the custom of refraining from eating kitniyot on Pesach?
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