The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners meeting on June 3, 2025, focused on the importance of commemorating the Holocaust and addressing the rising tide of antisemitism. During the meeting, a survivor shared their personal story, emphasizing the loss of half of the world's Jewish population during the Holocaust, including their own family. They expressed deep concern over the current antisemitic movements and urged the community to recognize the dangers they pose.

Commissioners and attendees highlighted the significance of remembering the past to prevent history from repeating itself. One commissioner acknowledged the county's large Jewish community and the need for collective action against hatred. They stressed that sharing survivor stories is crucial for education and remembrance, ensuring that future generations understand the atrocities that can occur when hatred goes unchecked.

The meeting concluded with a call to action for the community to stand against antisemitism and to honor the memories of those lost. The commissioners expressed gratitude to the survivors for their courage in sharing their experiences, reinforcing the message that awareness and education are vital in combating hate.