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October 7 · We Remember
We Will Always March Together
We remember the lives taken, the hostages torn from their families and the communities devastated. Since that day, Holocaust survivors, October 7 survivors, freed hostages, bereaved families and students from around the world have marched as one.
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The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal
A dying Nazi soldier asks a prisoner for forgiveness. What would you do?
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Sukkot 2026
When We March Together
A look back at the road from Auschwitz to Birkenau, where students, survivors and delegations from around the world walked side by side.
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Yoni Finlay
On Yom Kippur, I Was Shot Protecting My Synagogue. Now I Carry the Torch.
A survivor of the 2025 attack on Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester finds a way to honour life on the March of the Living.
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Nate Leipciger
Never Let Hatred Define You
A 98-year-old Holocaust survivor writes to Jewish students as a new academic year begins.
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Eva Kuper
An Appeal to Students Returning to School
A Holocaust survivor asks every student, Jewish or not, to choose dialogue over slogans and solidarity over indifference.
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