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Photos from the Fifth World Holocaust Forum: “Remembering the Holocaust: Fighting Antisemitism"

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Warsaw Ghetto Square, Yad Vashem, 23/01/2020.

Holocaust survivor Rena Quint being interviewed by the press prior to the beginning of Fifth World Holocaust Forum 2020
Holocaust survivor Felix Sorin being interviewed by the press prior to the beginning of Fifth World Holocaust Forum 2020
The President of Israel Reuven "Ruvi" Rivlin, gave the opening speech at the Fifth World Holocaust Forum
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed some 40 leaders at the event, marking 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau
President of the World Holocaust Forum Foundation Dr. Moshe Kantor addressed the delegates and honored guests, urging them to join the fight against contemporary antisemitism
World leaders and invited guests in the Warsaw Ghetto Square during the Fifth World Holocaust Forum
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to the distinguished group of leaders at the World Holocaust Forum
US Vice President Michael R. Pence addressed the distinguished delegations from countries across Europe, North America and beyond
President of France Emmanuel Macron spoke to the esteemed guests at the unique gathering on the Mount of Remembrance
HRH Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales, honored the assembly of world leaders with his moving tribute marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day
German President H.E. Mr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier was among the leaders of nations who addressed the World Holocaust Forum at Yad Vashem
The international philharmonic orchestra performed Requiem at the Fifth World Holocaust Forum together with the members of four choirs – from France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United states
Holocaust survivor and Yad Vashem Council Chairman Rabbi Israel Meir Lau gave a moving speech at the prestigious event
Yad Vashem Chairman Avner Shalev called upon the esteemed leaders to unite in remembering the Holocaust and to fight antisemitism and racism in order to ensure a better future for coming generations
Cantor Shai Abramson recited El Maleh Rahamim, the Prayer for the Martyrs of the Holocaust
Holocaust survivor Michael (Miki) Goldman-Gilad being interviewed by the press prior to the beginning of Fifth World Holocaust Forum 2020
Holocaust survivor Miriam Bolle being interviewed by the press prior to the beginning of Fifth World Holocaust Forum 2020
Holocaust survivor Rena Quint being interviewed by the press prior to the beginning of Fifth World Holocaust Forum 2020