Rabbi Moshe Hauer 90 articles

EVP Rabbi Moshe Hauer discussed the celebration of Chanukah amidst antisemitism with several news outlets, as well as the opportunity to value the diverse religious landscape in the U.S.

I met my son in New York’s Penn Station a few months ago. We are observant Jews who have no interest in hiding our identity, and my son was cursed by a

The story behind Yat Kislev, the bitter dispute that turns brother against brother, is a painfully familiar one. Read article

Our brothers’ blood cries out to us from under the ground. Fourteen months have passed since October 7, but those cries continue, unabated. This week, those cries have been particularly

In our profoundly imperfect lives, in a world in which so much depends on forces totally beyond our control, we indeed remain in full command of our perspective. We get

Everyone has their favorite Chabad story. Here is mine.  A friend once approached a Chabad shaliach (emissary) who would stand at the entrance to the subway station each and every

I just returned from the land of the giants and feel like a puny grasshopper. One of those giants was Ivri Dickshtein, hy”d, a commander in Golani who was killed

My dear friend and colleague, Rav Yisrael Motzen, reported on what happened in his shul, Ner Tamid in Baltimore, this past Wednesday morning: “One of the most vocal Democrats in

America is a deeply divided country on the verge of a hard fought and highly contentious election. We are working hard to get out the vote so that our community’s

On this day, Shemini Atzeret, God instructs us to stop looking for the appreciation of those nations whom we work so hard to benefit and to take this day to