Florida Democratic Representative Jared Moskowitz has integrated historical footage of the Holocaust into his latest campaign advertisement. The ad, which centers on the slogan 'Never again is now,' frames the congressman’s legislative record and personal background as central to his platform of fighting antisemitism. Moskowitz, who is seeking re-election in a competitive district, has frequently cited his family's history as a driving force behind his political focus on Jewish issues and international security.

The advertisement arrives during a closely watched race against Republican opponent Scott Singer. Both candidates are Jewish, a detail that adds a layer of complexity to the campaign discourse in the district. While the Times of Israel reports that the ad is intended to underscore the urgency of current threats, the use of such sensitive historical imagery in a political campaign often invites debate regarding the appropriate intersection of historical trauma and modern electoral messaging. As of now, the campaign has not released further details on the specific strategic intent behind using the archival footage, though the messaging clearly aligns with Moskowitz’s established public persona as a vocal advocate against hate speech and antisemitism. The race remains a focal point for observers tracking how candidates navigate identity politics and historical memory in the current political climate.