Undoubtedly the most celebrated symbol associated with Pesach is matzah. Throughout the Torah and in our liturgy the Passover holiday is referred to as “chag haMatzos.” Let us explore the deeper meaning and symbolism of the matzah that we eat on Pesach.
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