Marc Schneier was born on January 26,1959 and is an American rabbi and president of The Foundation for Ethnic Understanding.
11 Facts About Marc Schneier
In 1999, Marc Schneier authored the book Shared Dreams: Martin Luther King Jr.
In 2001, Marc Schneier reportedly held a secret meeting with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, known for espousing antisemitic views.
The Rabbinical Council of America decided in 2010 to investigate Rabbi Marc Schneier for breaching the code of ethics by carrying on an extramarital relationship.
In 2013, Marc Schneier co-authored with Imam Shamsi Ali the book Sons of Abraham: A Candid Conversation about the Issues That Divide and Unite Jews and Muslims.
Under pressure from his congregation for his multiple divorces and philandering, Marc Schneier resigned in 2016 from his pulpit position at the Hampton Synagogue, which he had founded in 1990.
In 2018, Tablet reported that Marc Schneier helped connect the Qatari government to Jewish American lobbyist Nicolas Muzin.
Marc Schneier next married Esther Melamed around 1990; they divorced in 1992.
Marc Schneier divorced Gotesman due to his affair with Tobi Rubinstein in 2005; Rubinstein became his fourth wife a year later.
In June 2010, during his fourth divorce proceedings, Marc Schneier announced the divorce to his congregation, stating that he had been suffering from bi-polar disorder.
In February 2018, it was reported that the State of Florida has ordered Marc Schneier pay $5,000 a month for $64,594 in unpaid child support he owes to his third wife for the care of their then-19 year old son.