In a recent government meeting, Miami Beach officials underscored their commitment to supporting Israel and promoting safety within the community. Mayor Steve, addressing the commission, emphasized the city's role in setting a national standard for allyship, democracy, and counter-terrorism efforts. He highlighted the importance of moral and emotional support over monetary aid, sharing a recent conversation with Nahariya's Mayor Ronen Morelli, who expressed gratitude for Miami Beach's support and invited officials to visit.

The mayor announced plans to send firefighters to Israel again, following a successful previous mission that received positive feedback from participants. He noted that the firefighters themselves requested a return trip to demonstrate their solidarity. Additionally, Miami Beach has significantly increased its investment in Israeli bonds, purchasing $30 million this year.

In response to pro-Hamas demonstrations, the city implemented legislation to regulate public protests, which has reportedly led to a decrease in significant demonstrations. Mayor Steve stated that many residents, particularly from the Jewish community, feel that Miami Beach is one of the safest places for Jewish individuals in the country.

The meeting concluded with the announcement of the city's decision to purchase an ambulance for Israel, reinforcing Miami Beach's commitment to providing tangible support to its ally. The mayor acknowledged the collaborative efforts of city officials and community members in these initiatives, emphasizing a unified approach to fostering safety and support for Israel.