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Pesach mitzvot

Pesach mitzvot 2027: a practical guide for Hadera.

What to do for Pesach, in the order you will need it, with clear answers to the questions people ask most.

A long table ready for a matzah baking workshop
Ready to bake matzah.

Pesach 2027 Duration in Hadera (Israel)

  • Starts: Wednesday night, April 21, 2027
  • First Seder in Israel: Wednesday night, April 21
  • Duration in Israel: 7 days
  • Ends in Israel: Wednesday night, April 28, 2027

Global Chabad Date Note

Chabad's main Passover 2027 page lists April 21-29 because outside Israel Pesach is observed for eight days with two Seder nights.

View Chabad Pesach dates

Core Mitzvot

What You Need To Do on Pesach

1. Remove Chametz

Search, remove, and arrange sale of chametz before Pesach begins.

Open Chametz Guide

2. Avoid Chametz for the Holiday

Do not eat or retain chametz during Pesach; use Pesach-approved food.

3. Hold the Seder

In Israel, the main Seder is the first night; outside Israel there are two Seder nights.

Open Seder Guide

4. Eat Matzah and Maror

At the Seder, eat matzah and bitter herbs according to Seder order.

5. Drink the Four Cups

Drink four cups of wine or grape juice at the Seder, in their correct sequence.

6. Tell the Exodus Story

Read and discuss the Haggadah so adults and children are active participants.

FAQ

Pesach Questions People Ask

What is Pesach and how is it celebrated?

Pesach marks the Exodus and is celebrated by removing chametz, holding the Seder, and doing the Seder mitzvot.

What is the meaning of Pesach?

Pesach means pass over, referring to Hashem passing over Jewish homes in Egypt.

What is the difference between Pesach and Passover?

No difference in holiday itself: Pesach is Hebrew and Passover is English.

Can you drink alcohol on Pesach?

Yes, if it is kosher for Passover. Chametz-based alcohol is avoided; wine/grape juice is used for the four cups.

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