Held ahead of Hanukkah, Holocaust survivors and freed hostages who marched together at the March of the Living met to reflect on shared memories of survival, moments of faith and
As we continue to celebrate Chanukah, we extend our warmest wishes to March of the Living alumni, friends, and supporters around the world. We are living in uneasy times. The
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gary Samowitz (@garysamo) Morning. It’s 5:00 AM here in Bondi Beach. Just come to watch the sunrise behind me.
‘Australia has looked away as hatred of Jews intensified. That silence led to today’s attack.’ International March of the Living issued the following statement regarding the terrorist shooting at a
Registration to the 2026 March of the Living is now open! When Tyler boarded the plane from Philadelphia, he carried with him the weight of a family history marked by
Walter Bingham (101), George Shefi (94), and Paul Alexander (90) (Photo: Sam Churchill) We, Holocaust survivors, lived through the Kristallnacht pogrom as children in Germany. We saw with our own
When Holocaust survivors and survivors of October 7 walked together at the March of the Living, a bridge was formed between past and present At this year’s March of the
International March of the Living mourns the recent passing of beloved Holocaust survivor and educator Paula Lebovics. Over the last few decades, Paula lived up to her lifelong motto, “silence
Freed Hostages and families of victims of October 7th at the 2025 March of the Living Erev Yom HaShoah Ceremony at the Krakow Opera. (Yossi Zeliger) As we mark two
“Hearing Holocaust survivor Sarah Weinstein say the words ‘I am a happy woman’ brought me to tears — tears of pain and hope.” Reflection from Ori Megidish, who returned from captivity in Gaza and took