Food
This food is unleavened bread, which is a symbol of the speed the Hebrew slaves left Egypt.
What is matzah?
This is is the main dietary restriction associated with Passover.
What is not eating leavened grains?
Another word for "sweat"
What is shitzing?
A comedian known for baggy clothing, going on fifty first dates, and the Hannukah song.
Who is Adam Sandler?
The six directions you shake the lulav in
What are East, South, West, North, up, and down?
This bread is braided and commonly eaten on Shabbat
What is challah?
This holiday is the Jewish new year
What is Rosh Hashanah?
A Yiddish word, usually exclaimed in distress
What is oy vey?
The star of the 'Harry Potter' franchise
Who is Daniel Radcliffe?
The typical age of a boy when he has a bar mitzvah
What is 13?
This pastry eaten on Purim translates to "Haman's pockets"
What is hamantaschen?
Simchat Torah celebrates this occasion
What is the end of the annual reading cycle of the Torah and beginning a new one?
A word for a small trinket
What is a tchotchke?
This actor who appeared in both 'Star Wars' and 'Indiana Jones'
Who is Harrison Ford?
The name of the American virologist that created the polio vaccine
Who is Jonas Salk?
Popular North African dish that consists of eggs in a sauce of tomatoes, peppers, garlic, etc..
What is shakshouka?
What book is the story of Purim told in?
What is the Book of Esther?
A word to describe someone acting crazy or foolish
What is meshuga?
The co-creater of Seinfeld and the Curb Your Enthusiasm star
Who is Larry David?
The amount of commandments are in the Torah
Slow cooked stew eaten on Shabbat, its first mention was in the 12th century
What is cholent?
What objects are shaken under the sukkah during Sukkot?
What are a lulav and etrog?
The Hebrew word for a wedding canopy
What is a chuppah?
The longest serving independent member of the United States Congress
Who is Bernie Sanders?
The first Jewish supreme court justice
Who is Louis D. Brandeis?