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There are moments when the fight against antisemitism feels heavy—and moments when it feels, unexpectedly, hopeful. Israel is strong. Our people are united. We have allies. And the battle today is not only against violence, but against propaganda, distortion, and forgetting. That is precisely where voices like this one matter. Today on The Avrum Rosensweig Show, I am deeply honoured to welcome Nate Leipciger—a Holocaust survivor, educator, author, and living witness to both humanity’s darkest instincts and its enduring capacity for moral courage. Nate was born in 1928 in Chorzów, Poland. As a child, he was driven from his home when the Nazis invaded. He survived the Sosnowiec Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau—where he and his father were reduced to numbers, 133628 and 133629—and a brutal chain of forced-labour and concentration camps. His mother and sister were murdered. Twice, his father quite literally pulled him back from death—once from a line headed to the gas chambers, and once by persuading a Nazi officer that his son was “useful” enough to live. Liberated on May 2, 1945, Nate eventually came to Canada with his father and rebuilt a life—never forgetting, never turning away. In his memoir The Weight of Freedom, he offers not only testimony, but reflection: what it costs to survive, and what it demands to remain human afterward. In 2016, Nate walked through Auschwitz-Birkenau with Justin Trudeau. The two men shed tears together. Nate later said it was one of the proudest moments of his life as a Canadian—a reminder that when memory is honoured, it can bind generations and nations. But Nate is not only a witness to history. He is painfully—and urgently—present to our moment. Just days ago, while Nate was away, mezuzahs—Jewish prayer scrolls placed on doorposts—were torn from the doors of his North York condominium building. For Nate, this was not a minor act of vandalism. It was a message. “Mezuzahs are an indication that we are a Jewish home,” he said, “and that we are not afraid to display the fact that we are Jewish.” And yet he also said this: “Our security has been punctured.” That sentence carries the weight of a lifetime. Nate has marched with students on the March of the Living seventeen times. He has spent decades teaching young people that memory is not passive—it is a moral responsibility. And he offers a lesson that feels radically important right now: “There is a difference between hating and holding someone responsible. Hate destroys the person doing the hating.” In this conversation, we talk about memory when images fade… about being fifteen years old in 1943 and feeling those emotions return decades later… about antisemitism then and now… about protests, propaganda, fear, and courage. We talk about fathers and sisters, about survival and obligation, and about what it means to live openly as a Jew today—without surrendering either dignity or hope. Someone once called Nate Leipciger a “rock star” in Ottawa—not because he shouts, but because he stands. Because he remembers. Because he refuses hate, even while insisting on truth. This is a conversation about survival—but also about responsibility, resilience, and the quiet power of saying: Mir zenen du. We are here. And it begins now. ——🎧 The Avrum Rosensweig Show —— A one-of-a-kind, intimate schmooze-fest, hosted and produced by the endlessly curious veteran radio and TV personality, Avrum Rosensweig. With warmth and wit, Avrum uncovers the secrets, dreams, and innermost thoughts of people from all walks of life. From local shelf stockers, plumbers, food servers, to crossing guards, stars, public figures, and cultural icons. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe4ba9n7wPrY94NFMfMN6yA/join Listen to The Avrum Rosensweigh Show on: https://open.spotify.com/show/6LZFTR0dhgSQmbJkXTZVjH https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-avrum-rosensweig-show/id1447578193 https://avrumspodcast.podbean.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/avrumrosensweigshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@avrumrosensweig #podcastcanada #storytellingmatters #jewishpodcast #jewishwisdom #jewishfaith #jewishlearning #jewisheducation #jewishcommunity #jewishheritage #jewishtradition #jewishculture #jewishcommunity #jewishhistory #jewishphilosophy #spiritualwisdom #motivationalpodcast #motivationalinterview #fascinatingpeople #engagingconversations #personalgrowth #lifelessons #leadershipstories #faithandwisdom #jewishinspirations #podcastinterview #theavrumrosensweigshow A VOICE OF THE HOLOCAUST REFUSES TO HATE: NATE LEIPCIGER (CLEAR AUDIO; UPDATED)

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