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International March of the Living Condemns Ongoing Violence Against Syria’s Druze Population
International March of the Living expresses its deepest concern over the recent outbreak of violence in Syria affecting its Druze population. Many of the scenes reported in the media are all too reminiscent of the attacks and pogroms that defenceless Jewish populations have faced over the centuries. According to the
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Nate Leipciger, Holocaust Survivor and March of the Living Educator, Appointed to the Order of Canada
Nate Leipciger, Holocaust Survivor and March of the Living Educator, Appointed to the Order of Canada International March of the Living congratulates Nate Leipciger on his recent appointment as a member of the Order of Canada, recognizing his exceptionalcontributions to Canada and humanity. In honoring his achievements, the office of
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We stand shoulder to shoulder with Israel during these critical days
80 years after the end of World War II and the liberation of Europe from Nazi tyranny and hundreds of thousands of Holocaust survivors from Hitler’s rule, we watch with grave concern in the face of the threat of an evil regime bent on the destruction of Israel and the
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Canadian Holocaust Survivors Condemn the Antisemitic Attack of Canada’s National Holocaust Monument
“I don’t feel safe in Canada; I am afraid to go out” The International March of the Living strongly condemns the disgraceful act of antisemitism at the National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa. This was a vile attempt to defile a sacred space dedicated to the memory of six million Jews
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Film: Heroes of the Holocaust: 80 Years Since Liberation
INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR DAY International March of the Living Presents Heroes of the Holocaust: 80 Years Since Liberation Premiere Broadcast: I24 News Wednesday | June 4, 2025 11:00AM LA | 2:00PM NY | 9:00PM IL Film will be preceded by interviews with Michel Gourary Director of the European March of
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Memorial Day 2025: Remembering The Heroic Actions Of American Forces In Liberating Europe And Hitler’s Camps 80 Years Ago
In the United States, Memorial Day is being observed today throughout the country honoring the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in battle. This includes the over 400,000 American soldiers who died serving in World War II, of the over 16 million American soldiers who enlisted. During World War
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60 Holocaust Survivors Marched Alongside 5,000 Participants in the March of the Living in Hungary, Marking 80 Years Since the Liberation of Europe from Nazi Rule
Holocaust survivor Israel Shaked, a native of Hungary who lost 120 family members in the Holocaust, participated in a death march to Austria and was liberated from the Mauthausen camp said: “I Was a Witness to the Darkness. I Choose Hope. Do Not Let Hatred Win. Never Again—For Anyone, Anywhere,
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80 Years Since Nazi Germany’s Defeat: From Victims to Defenders
Eighty years ago, on May 8, 1945, Nazi Germany surrendered unconditionally to the Allies, marking the end of World War II in Europe. For most, it was a day of triumph. For Jews, it was the end of the greatest catastrophe in our history: the Holocaust, in which six million
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March of the Living welcomes Cardinal Robert Prevost as the next Pope
International March of the Living warmly greets the news of Cardinal Robert Prevost being selected to serve as the next Pope, the first American pope to assume this position. We trust that Pope Leo XIV will continue the holy work of his predecessor, Pope Francis, who exemplified the values of
