Passover 2025 Dates . Passover in 2025 begins saturday. Passover (pesach in hebrew) is observed for eight days (seven days in israel), starting on the 15th day of nissan according to the hebrew calendar.
Passover also know as pesach, is a major jewish festival that celebrates the springtime. Passover 2025 is expected to start in the evening of april 12 and end in the evening of april 20, lasting 8 days (7 days in isreal).
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Passover 2025 And 2025 Leola Nikolia , Passover 2025 will begin in the evening of saturday 12th apr, 2025 (12/04/2025) and ends in the nightfall of saturday 19th apr, 2025 (19/04/2025).
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Passover Begins 2025 Date Monah Thomasa , Pesach 2025 / ืคึถึผืกึทื 5785 passover, the feast of unleavened bread ๐ซ๐ท pesach for hebrew year 5785 begins in the diaspora at sundown on saturday, 12 april 2025 and ends at nightfall on sunday, 20 april 2025.
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Dates Of Passover 20 โฆ Lizzy Querida , It usually begins on the 15th day of the first jewish month (called nisan) and ends on the 22nd day of the same month, with a duration of 7 days.