Marking 100 Days Since October 7th Reflections from Eli Rubenstein

“I feel horrified by the loss of life that we have witnessed on October 7th and the brutality with which it was conducted. We had mass shootings, we saw children being shot in the arms of the mothers, but the brutality of people being decapitated, women being raped, people being

Walter Bingham, Kindertransport Survivor, World’s Oldest Active Journalist, Celebrates 100th Birthday

Walter Bingham: “I could never have imagined that at the age of 100 I would be a witness to the horrific pogrom against Jews that took place on October 7 and the terrifying resurgence of antisemitism since. As I celebrate today, I also pray for the future of the State

A Turning Point in the Fight Against Antisemitism: The Price Tag on Hatred

In the wake of Hamas’ murderous October 7 terror attack and the subsequent surge in antisemitic incidents worldwide, a paradigm shift is occurring. The tragedy has spurred the pro-Israel movement to attach a tangible cost to supporting antisemitism. The unprecedented momentum against perpetrators of hatred is evident in governmental actions,

Commemorating 85 Years Since The First Kindertransport, Dec. 1938

Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2023, 12:00-1:00PM ET Featuring Premiere of International March of the Living Film, “If We Never See Each Other Again”, with survivor testimony from the USC Shoah Foundation. Remarks – Lilly Maier, Historian and Author, discussing her newly published book, “Arthur and Lilly, the Girl and the Holocaust

85 years since Kristallnacht, Holocaust Survivors Say They Once Again Feel Unsafe as Jews

IN THE SHADOW OF THE OCTOBER 7 HAMAS TERROR ATTACK: In stirring testimonies released on anniversary of Kristallnacht, survivors from around the world call out for help in fighting rising antisemitism Marking 85 years since the Kristallnacht pogrom, today International March of the Living released testimonies of Holocaust survivors expressing

March For Israel | November 14, 2023 in Washington, D.C.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2023National Mall, Washington, D.C.1:00 – 3:00 PM EST | Gates open 10:00 AM EST BE THERE, BE HEARD. This event will bring together communities from across the country to show strong solidarity with the Israeli people, while demanding the immediate release of the remaining hostages and to

Living Testimony: Commemorating One Month Since October 7th

https://youtu.be/ZYWY5IfA4do Marking the one-month anniversary since the tragic events of October 7th. The commemoration provides space for reflection and remembrance as we collectively acknowledge the profound and enduring impact of this fateful day. Firsthand accounts from victims including a heartbroken father whose child is still being held hostage in Gaza,

“The barbarism of Hamas equals and almost surpasses what I experienced in the Holocaust.” Nate Leipciger, Auschwitz Holocaust survivor

“The barbarism of Hamas equals and almost surpasses what I experienced in the Holocaust.” Nate Leipciger, a Holocaust survivor from the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp, who now lives in Canada Nate accompanies delegations of the March of the Living to Poland and tells the young people about what happened, and the lessons

Contrast and Comparison: The Holocaust and The Simchat Torah War

International March of the Living hosted “Contrast and Comparison: The Holocaust and The Simchat Torah War“, a conversation with Dr. Michael Berenbaum on Thursday, October 26, 2023, moderated by Richard D. Heideman. https://youtu.be/-ZV7lLkjPSs SPEAKER Michael Berenbaum is a Rabbi, writer, lecturer and teacher consulting in the conceptual development of museums

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