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Passover prompts reflections on Jewish history, national identity, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom. Despite adversities, Jews have persevered as a distinct people, preserving their values and giving the world the concept of universal freedom. While divine intervention is crucial, human agency, ingenuity, and effort are also essential for realizing redemption and overcoming obstacles. Miriam exemplifies the visionary spirit that inspires action and creates a better world.

The annual Seder, a traditional Jewish ceremony commemorating the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt, continues to draw high levels of participation due to its timeless values and relevance to current issues. The Seder reminds Jews of their history of oppression and the importance of kindness and justice. Despite modern changes, the Seder endures as a way to connect with past struggles and present challenges.