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https://www.ou.org/holidays/files/AdobeStock_1058925991-scaled.jpeg25601707 Shiur provided courtesy of Naaleh.com Adapted by Channie Koplowitz Stein One of the main features of the Seder table is the Seder plate alongside three matzos. Almost at the beginning of the Seder, we take the middle matzah, break it not-quite in half, and “hide” the larger half to be eaten later as the afikomon, representing […]