Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Lior Arussy, a leading corporate visionary and author of "Dare to Author! Take Charge of the Narrative of Your Life," the latest in his collection of self-improvement books. Lior discusses what he's learned in his professional life as a customer service consultant and how he's taken life lessons and turned them into success. How can we take charge of our own lives?

Learn more abour Lior Arussy and find a catalogue of his books for purchase at liorarussy.com.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Rabbi Avi Berman, executive director of the Orthodox Union's Israel Center located in Jerusalem. Rabbi Berman discusses the need for an organizational presence in Israel and how the English-speaking local Jewish community benefits in the long run from the OU's services. What resources are there for new olim in their homeland?

More information can be found at ouisrael.org.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Shabbos Kestenbaum, a Harvard University master's student and the lead plaintiff against the school alleging antisemitism. Shabbos speaks about his experiences with pervasive and severe antisemitism on campus and how it has led him to his ongoing advocacy. What's next for the young activist?

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Shay Kallach, the founder and director of Netsach Israel. The grassroots movement is focused on a Zionist revival in the state of Israel, and seeks to re-establish the state's Jewish identity. What challenges does Israeli society face, especially in the midst of war and a crisis of values?

More information can be found at netsach-israel.org.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Bergen County Sheriff Anthony Cureton, a lifelong local dedicated to serving and protecting the community. Sheriff Cureton discusses the safety measures in place throughout the county and what the Sheriff's Department is doing to ensure that everyone feels safe.

The Bergen County Sheriff's Office app is available on Google Play and iOS. The Sheriff's Office can be reached at 201-336-3500.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Teaneck town councilmembers Mark (Mendy) Schwartz and Karen Orgen to talk about the upcoming township elections and all of the hot button issues in Teaneck. Schwartz -- also co-publisher of The Jewish Link -- and Orgen discuss their agenda and what voters can do when November arrives and beyond. How will this election shape Teaneck as a community?

Teaneck elections will be held on November 5, 2024.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Ofir Akunis, the Consul General of Israel in New York, to speak about the challenges Jewish communities face worldwide and how to create positive change. Consul Akunis reflects on the issues he's addressed since he arrived in America and the unwillingness of world leaders to address the Iranian threat to Israel. What do we say when the world stands silent?

Moshe welcomes Chanan Vogel, one of the minds behind the The Jewish Link's Voices for Israel Chant Challenge, the ongoing community competition for best new pro-Israel chants! Chanan discusses the need for creative chants at rallies for Israel and relays his favorite submissions so far, some of which have never been published. How can we as a community empower each other using our voices?

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb, managing director of Israeli nonprofit Tzalash, the organization supporting religious soldiers in the IDF. Rabbi Gottlieb explains the mission of Tzalash --- to provide spritual protection for those protecting Israel --- and how they accomplish their holy undertaking. What can we do for the young men and women putting their lives on the line?

More information about Tzalash can be found at tzalash.org.

Moshe and Elizabeth welcome Rabbi Menachem Bombach, an educator who is revolutionizing the school system for Charedim in Israel with the Netzach Educational Network. Rabbi Bombach reflects on his goals of brining a sense of Zionism to the Charedi community, how his movement has grown over the years and how the community has shifted since October 7. Is there a chance at proliferation of Charedim enlisting in Israeli national service?

More information about Netzach can be found at netzach.org.il.