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How to Light the Menorah
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How to Celebrate Passover
How to Conduct a Passover Seder
How to Set the Passover Seder Table
Passover's Symbolic Foods
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How to Keep Kosher During Passover
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How to Plan Bar or Bat Mitzvahs
Invitations for Bar or Bat Mitzvahs
How to Buy Hanukkah Gifts
How to Throw a Hanukkah Party
Choosing a Bat Mitzvah Dress
Bar Mitzvah Candle Lighting
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Summary: The Passover Seder of Jewish tradition is a careful ceremony with appropriate dishes, food and songs. Conduct a proper Passover Seder with tips in this free video on Jewish traditions.
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"Hello, I'm Russ Handler and one of the tricky questions that us young Jews have, sometimes, when we get out on our own is how on earth do you conduct a Passover Seder? Well, it's really quite easy. A couple rules as you will see next to us in the article. But, I want to bring our attention that you might want to consider having yourself a Seder plate. This one comes from Israel, it's a very traditional Seder plate. It has a little area for each one of the traditional foods that we have during our Passover Seder. But keep in mind, you don't have to be fancy, if you don't want to have a fancy Seder plate, just have the foods on board, they're listed in the article next to us. And another thing that's really going to help you out in your endeavor is "The Passover Seder" book. Yes, my friends, the easiest way to have a Seder. Get one for each and every one of the family members. What I like to do during my Seders is I like to just put one on each one of the plates or on the chairs for those who are going to be part of my Seder. And it's very simple, from there, you literally just follow the instructions in the book. It's got it in Hebrew and in English, and it'll really be a helpful guide. These are available on-line, anywhere, or at certain retail stores, depending on what part of the country you're in. I wouldn't expect to see them in Nebraska, but they're certainly all over New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York. Now, keep in mind that when you do perform your Seder, try to get as exact as possible in regard to the instructions in the book, in regard to the, which you eat, and so on and so forth. But remember, you can also tailor it to your family's needs. It's a very traditional time, a great time to get together with the family. The most important thing is that we tell the story of the Jews exodus from Egypt over three thousand years ago, otherwise you have yourself a wonderful Passover. I'm Russ Handler and I look forward to seeing you in Temple."
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