Within the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, One of the most symbolic rituals is the burning of leavened bread on the eve of Passover. Families and children gather around designated fires in the neighborhood, watching as the last remnants of bread (chametz) are burned in preparation for the holiday. The ceremony blends devotion, excitement, and community presence. In this photograph, a fleeting gesture, a child shielding his eyes from the bright flame reveals a moment of innocence within a powerful and communal tradition, capturing the delicate meeting point between faith, childhood curiosity, and the vibrant life of the neighborhood.