As they evolve, organizations (like people) face both great opportunities and potential pitfalls. For a relatively new group, one defining challenge is making sure the
One of the necessities of shul/school/organization security is that you must be able to pivot quickly when a worrisome new threat emerges. The Secure Community
Debbie Marcus of Basking Ridge, New Jersey is no stranger to the pages of The Jewish Link, as she was featured as a SuperFan of
The Jewish community in the greater Teaneck area is blessed to have many members who are passionate about working within the political arena to advance
If you ask Josh Shron, now formerly from East Brunswick, what motivated him to make aliyah this month with his wife Mairov and three of
My wife Fran and I were headed to a few days of getaway in Newport, Rhode Island earlier this month and knew there were no
One way to measure the reach and impact of a Jewish communal organization is by the caliber of people they bring into the room for
The smart leaders in our shuls don’t wait until 10 days or so before the chagim to start preparing for security during one of the
It’s quite possibly one of the more pervasive, widely-cited and (in certain circles) commonly accepted midrashim in our mesorah. And I struggle with it. The
Highlighting: “Because It’s Just and Right: The Untold Back-Story of the US Recognition of Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel and Moving the US Embassy
One of the surest signs of a resurgence of observant Jewish life in a community is increased use of the community mikvah. This key indicator
A contingent of Camp Simcha campers and their counselors from Israel landed in Newark airport in the early morning on Wednesday, July 19th, much too
