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Sat, 2/10/24 - Sun, 2/11/24 
TOS Church and Conference Center, Tübingen
9th International March of Life Conference
Following the Hamas terror attack on October 7, the worst pogrom against Jews since the Shoah, a worldwide wave of antisemitism broke loose. Hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets in many cities around the world with a message of hatred against Israel. In many places, Jews have to hide their identity so as not to put themselves in danger, and they are confronted at every turn by the hatred of Jews that was hidden in the hearts of many people and is now becoming visible.
For 16 years now, the March of Life movement has mobilized thousands of people in over 20 nations year after year to confront antisemitism in their own families and churches, and to take to the streets for Israel and for Jewish life. Will we leave the streets to the enemies of the Jewish people at this time? Will we only blame others for antisemitism? Or will we break the Veil of Silence in many more cities and countries and raise our voices for Israel to be heard far and wide? If we want to stand for "Never again Holocaust", now more than ever is the time!
Every year since 2016, the March of Life conference has gathered organizers, supporters and those interested in the movement from many nations to strengthen the global voice for Israel.
Saturday, Feb 10, 2024
9:30 am - 1 pm: Morning Event
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm: Afternoon Event, Workshop
7:30 pm - 10 pm: Public Evening Event: “Night to Honor Israel”
Sunday, Feb 11, 2024
11 am - 1 pm: Closing Event
Special before the Conference:
Friday, Feb 9, 2024:
7:30 pm: March of Life Prayer Night
There will be no children's program. The conference is payable from the age of 16.
The venue has sufficient parking.
Tickets are only available for the entire conference.
Information on hotels and guesthouses in various price categories is available from the Bürger- und Verkehrsverein Tübingen Tel.: +49-7071-9136-0, www.tuebingen-info.de
The Café Mazel Tov in the TOS Church and Conference Center is open during the breaks and offers drinks and small snacks. There are also numerous catering options in the surrounding area of the venue.
The conference will be in German. Translation via headset will be provided in French, Russian, Spanish, English and Polish.
Arye Sharuz Shalicar is a German-born Jew of Iranian descent. He works as a department head for the Israeli government in peacetime and is the German-speaking spokesman for the Israeli army in the current war against Hamas.
Shai Terry is one of the most successful Israeli singers of the younger generation. The mezzo-soprano studied at Tel Aviv University and at the Johannes Guttenberg University in Mainz and is a regular guest at festivals such as the Rossi Festival, Barock Vocal Mainz and the Opera Master Festival Jerusalem.
Alexej Heistver was born in Kaunas, Lithuania in 1941. While his parents were murdered, he survived the Shoah as a severely scarred child. He is a historian, now lives in Wismar and is chairman of the federal association "'Phoenix from the Ashes - The Survivors of the Hell of the Holocaust e.V."
Igal Even Ziv is the son of Polish and Romanian Holocaust survivors who emigrated to Israel after the Shoah. He is a retired lieutenant in the Israeli army and Israeli director of the March of Life movement.
Jobst Bittner is the founder and president of March of Life. In 2007, he started the movement that has organized events in 20 nations and over 400 cities with the message "Remember - Reconcile - A Statement for Israel and against Antisemitism".
BE'ER SHEVA leads people into worship with a unique blend of modern praise music, klezmer, nigun and classic worship songs. The band has already played in many countries in Europe, America and Israel and can be heard regularly in the services of TOS Church in Tübingen.
YC Dance inspires people with their repertoire ranging from Jewish dance to street dance and ballet, while honoring the God of Israel.
