There is a minhag by some kehillas in chutz L'aretz and by almost all kehillas in Israel to say the complete version of Hallel in the shul during maariv on the first night of Pesach (and second in chutz L'aretz). Where does this minhag come from? Why is this done in those places that do say?
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