Rally

The action started with a march in Tel-aviv, leaving from Public Movement's temporary headquarters, situated in a building which housed the Hagana covert headquarters.
The march stopped for short ceremonies in two sites.

The first site was Independence Hall, which was Tel-Aviv's Museum of Art between 1930-1972 and where the State of Israel was proclaimed on May 14th 1948. Public movement held a wreath laying ceremony at the entrance of the building.

The second site was Jabotinsky House, the center of the Beitar movemet and the headquarters of the Likud – Israel's main right wing party.

Public Movement positioned itself on the building's stairs and sang the Beitar Anthem, written by Jabotinsky in 1932. The Movement proceeded then to Rabin Square, Tel-Aviv's main square, famous for historic demonstrations and the site in which Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated in 1995. A public spectacle was performed and voluntary fights and circle dancing took place, with the participation of passers-by and members of the audience.