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In the middle of the Kiara, we find the Maror, the bitter herbs. For Maror, we use horseradish and/or romaine lettuce stalks. We eat it twice during the Seder. Eating Maror is one of the most important parts of the Seder. These bitter herbs represent the Jews' bitterness as they labored day and night for Pharaoh While we consume them, we must remember that even though now we might live in relative comfort and happiness, our ancestors in Egypt were suffering from their hard labor. Also, we must realize that there are many in the world suffering today, and we must feel for them and help them.

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