
What Governor DeSantis needs to learn about the Holocaust and the Bible
I started my rabbinical career 42 years ago, when I served as an assistant rabbi at a large, urban synagogue in Miami, Florida.
Those were interesting and challenging times. I arrived in the wake of the Mariel boat lift. I experienced the plight of the Haitian refugees.
Those were the days of "Miami Vice," and I was living that television show. In 1983, I left Miami for points north, and I rarely looked back -- even though my late father eventually moved to south Florida.
Time and circumstance changed, and eight years ago, I returned to south Florida. My career has flourished here, and it…
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