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photo - Ramat Gan Safari Park ordered five kilograms of matzot for each of the animals that eats breads the rest of the year

Pesach sameach!

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During Passover, thousands of Israeli families will be taking advantage of the holiday period to visit some of the many attractions all over the country. One of the busiest will be Ramat Gan Safari Park, which does its own Pesach cleaning, to ensure there is no chametz (unleavened bread) anywhere. The park has ordered five kilograms of matzot for each of the animals that eats breads the rest of the year.

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Format ImagePosted on April 12, 2017April 13, 2017Author Edgar AsherCategories Celebrating the HolidaysTags matzah, Passover, Ramat Gan Safari Park

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