Threat to shuls neutralized

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Throughout the night, we were in full contact with law enforcement, and with our rabbis and cantors and professionals.
58% : "W People should stay alert and if they see something they should say something be in touch with law enforcement if they see something that concerns them."
56% : Agudath Israel said on Twitter that it was "aware of this and is in touch with law enforcement and is working to spread the message to synagogues and religious institutions in NJ and urges all to take the proper security precautions." "We've been doing this a long time," the Orthodox Union's executive director for advocacy, Nathan Diament, said.
55% : "We applaud the swift action of law enforcement in New Jersey in ensuring that the community is safe, and we are grateful to law enforcement officers who acted so swiftly to make sure that Jewish institutions will be safe and secure." "We also must remember that strong resilient communities should always find ways to stand together and be together," Mr. Ben-Shimon concluded.
50% : The morning after synagogues and other Jewish institutions across New Jersey activated security protocols and local law enforcement agencies worked closely with them to ensure their safety, the threat has been "identified and neutralized," Michael Cohen, who is both the eastern regional director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and a town council member in Englewood, where he lives, reported.

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