Passover or rejoicing the heart of the poor

The Passover holiday represents a particularly high financial cost for families in France,
as we all know. It turns out that there are very many men, women and children
did not have the minimum necessary to spend the Passover holidays in joy.
Many Jews in France spend the Passover holidays alone. Did the Jews of France
assimilated to the point of becoming individualistic even in the most important festivals of their worship? The Torah explains to us that “if we make the decision to rejoice those who belong to G-d, namely the poor, the orphan and the widow”, then God in His great goodness will rejoice ours. The Zohar (Kabbalah) also reports: “At every feast, man should be careful to rejoice the heart of the poor”