Passover (פסח)

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T-shirt - Ready for Pesach
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T-shirt - 10 Plagues of Egypt
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Wear the limited apocalyptic edition and relive the ultimate showdown between Moses and the Egyptian Pharaoh! What's on the shirt? 🩸 1. Water into Blood – The Nile turned red....

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Passover is coming and you're ready. House swept clean, cupboards checked, last cookie eliminated. This isn't just a statement – it's the result of several days of spring...

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T-shirt - Next year in Jerusalem - BLACK
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The phrase that is often sung at the end of the Passover, with hope: "Next year in Jerusalem" - "L'Shana Haba'ah B'Yerushalayim"

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The phrase that is often sung at the end of the Passover, with hope: "Next year in Jerusalem" - "L'Shana Haba'ah B'Yerushalayim"

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T-shirt - Ready for Pesach
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Do you like Matzos? And ARE YOU READY FOR PASSOVER? Let´s celebrate it with this perfect T-shirt!

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Passover (פסח), also known as the Festival of Unleavened Bread, is one of the Three Pilgrim Festivals, which commemorates the Exodus of Jews from slavery in ancient Egypt. It is one of the oldest and most important Jewish festivals. It lasts eight days (seven in Israel) and is characterized by unique eating habits and customs. These include a prohibition of fermented food and beverages (bread, beer, whiskey) and consumption of unleavened bread (matzos). There are two special evenings (one in Israel) held during the first two days of Passover. They are called a seders and include eating of symbolic food and telling the story of Passover. This festival falls on the month of Nissan and may occur from March to April in the Gregorian calendar.