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Holocaust survivors and their many descendants celebrate life through song

Some 600 Holocaust survivors, their children and grandchildren sing in a moving tribute to the power of life and good over evil. The project was organized by Koolulam and filmed at Jerusalem’s Beit Avi Chai center, and time to Holocaust Remembrance Day.

A project organized by Koolulam and filmed at Jerusalem's Beit Avi Chai brought 600 survivors, their children and grandchildren to sing as part of a moving tribute to the power of life and good over evil.
A project organized by Koolulam and filmed at Jerusalem’s Beit Avi Chai brought 600 survivors, their children and grandchildren to sing as part of a moving tribute to the power of life and good over evil.
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