Why the World Should Care about a 3,000 Year Old Jewish Holiday

The Jewish holiday known as Pesach in Hebrew or Passover in English is a Biblical holiday that the Jewish nation has been celebrating for over 3,000 years. Jews have traditions and laws that pertain to this special holiday which they have held onto for centuries upon centuries – and it’s truly incredible. The Jewish people are a people who remember. They remember their history. They teach about it and learn about it time and time again. They study their laws over and over. They believe in the same G-d that their forefathers followed thousands of years ago. How magnificent is that? People need to learn history and learn the truth. The Exodus was a major event that positively affected the world thousands of years later and inspired many.
As Dennis Prager points out, can you imagine if there never was a Passover? The world would be vastly different.