Nostalgic memories and escalating tensions in Israel have encouraged thousands of Israeli tourists to spend Passover in Morocco, especially after direct flights between Tel Aviv and Rabat were recently launched. This month, some 2,000 Israeli tourists are set to arrive in Morocco to celebrate “Mimouna,” a traditional Moroccan-Jewish post-Passover celebration. During Passover, Jewish communities around the world celebrate the story of Exodus which tells the biblical tale of their departure from Egypt. For seven to eight days, Jews are prohibited to eat all leaven, whether in bread or other food…