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How would a Jew feel if circumstances means that they couldn't celebrate the Passover meal?
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∙ 13y ago
It depends on the person, but most people who feel an attachment to their customs would be upset if they couldn't observe them. There is also a second Passover to allow those who couldn't celebrate it a second opportunity, this is called Pesach Shenei.
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