| Passover Videos - Funny and Educational Internet Videos about Passover
Have your Jewish friends invited you over for Passover and you are not sure what to say or do? 
Make sure you don’t commit any cultural faux pas with this Passover how to!
A seder is a ceremonial dinner service usually observed on the first or first and second nights of the Jewish holiday Passover. It's also a joyful occasion to gather with friends and family!
The Jewish holiday Passover, or Pesach, commemorates the Hebrews' exodus from Egypt. It begins with a traditional dinner called a seder on the first night, when the Exodus tale is retold
AtomFilms and JibJab have teamed up again for the exclusive release of JibJab’s newest cartoon, “Matzah!” The hilarious hip-hop rap, written and performed by Eric Schwartz (aka Smooth-e), explores the Jewish ritual of only being able to eat Matzah during Passover. After a world premiere on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, “Matzah!” is now available online. Passover celebrates Moses and his people surviving in the desert for eight days on unleavened bread. The animated hip-hop star of “Matzah!” however, is less concerned with tradition and more concerned with the effects of unleavened bread on his digestive system and when he’ll be able to eat a sandwich again.
What are you doing for Passover? Check out this hilarious short animation "Who Let the Jews Out." This is a great little animation cut to the song "Who Let the Dogs Out." And if you like that, check out Dan Meth's web page for a bunch of other comic animations. Excellent.
If you celebrate Passover or just simply enjoy funny animations, you ought to check out Matzo Man at the American Comedy Network. Turn it up loud and sing along.
Need little humor to spark up your day? Check out Aish.com and their collection of Hebrew-American jokes, videos and other interesting stuff. What if these Famous People Had Jewish Mothers is a cool little flash movie. Also, hit the drop down menu to the right to check out a bunch of other short, funny Flash movies.
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What to do with too many matzahs. 
