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Pessach
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Also known as Pesach, Feast of the Passover, Jewish Feast of the Passover

celebração religiosa

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Passover is a major Jewish holiday that commemorates the Exodus, when the Israelites escaped from slavery in Egypt. It is one of the Three Pilgrimage Festivals and remains a significant observance in Jewish tradition.

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Holiday.image
A Seder table setting.jpg
Holiday.caption
A table set up for a Passover Seder
Holiday.holiday_name
Passover
Holiday.official_name
Pesach –
Holiday.type
Jewish
Holiday.longtype
Jewish (religious and cultural)
Holiday.begins
15 Nisan
Holiday.ends
21 Nisan (22 Nisan in traditional Diaspora communities)
Holiday.celebrations
Passover Seder
Holiday.date{{LASTYEAR}}
(8 days)
Holiday.date{{CURRENTYEAR}}
(8 days)
Holiday.date{{NEXTYEAR}}
(8 days)
Holiday.date{{NEXTYEAR|2}}
(8 days)
Holiday.relatedto
Shavuot ("Festival of Weeks"), which follows 49 days from the second night of Passover.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
holiday
Subclass of
Jewish holiday
Duration
7
Image
Pessach Pesach Pascha Judentum Ungesaeuert Seder datafox.jpg
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Commons category
Passover
topic's main category
Category:Passover
month of the year
Nisan
commemorates
The Exodus
native label
פסח
topic has template
Template:Passover footer
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foods traditionally associated
matzah brei
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Article · Português

Pessach (do hebraico פסח, que significa passar por cima ou passar sobre) é a "Páscoa judaica", também conhecida como "Festa da Libertação", e celebra a libertação dos hebreus da escravidão no Egito em 14 de Nissan do ano de 1446 a.C.

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