Rabbi Steven Weil 271 articles

Ever since the economy turned a few years back, the OU Job Board has been one of the busiest offices in the organization, providing essential services and hosting the most heavily-trafficked section

Last weekend, NJCD/Yachad hosted their 25th Annual Family Shabbaton at the Hudson Valley Resort in Kerhonkson, NY. Appropriately enough, there were 613 people in attendance, including more than 100 Yachad participants. The annual Family

Earlier this week, OU Kosher held its annual Mashgiach Conference at the Renaissance Ballroom in Boro Park. The conference brought together over 125 Rabbis from headquarters and from the field in order

This week, representatives of the OU attended a reception at The White House hosted byPresident Obama in honor of Jewish American Heritage Month. Among the guests from theOU were IPA chair Yehuda Neuberger, IPA Director Nathan

The fifth annual New York NCSY Community-Wide Basketball Tournament, held on Sunday, May 1, drew a crowd in excess of 1,000. The tournament featured both 5-on-5 and over 30 3-on-3 games held

NAIM – Yachad‘s North American Inclusion Month – may be long over, but its impact continues. Mr. Aaron Kinderlehrer Chair of the OU’s NJCD/Yachad Commission, recently traveled to Stamford, CT for a Shabbos

Of course, the big news these days is the death of the rasha Osama bin Laden, ys”v. Nathan Diament, Director of the OU’s Institute for Public Affairs, was asked by the

“Shylock, Shakespeare, and the Jews: Antisemitism in the Merchant of Venice” May 05, 2011 Prior to Pesach, I participated in a panel entitled “Shylock, Shakespeare, and the Jews: Antisemitism in the

Anthony has been with the OU for 28 years, or as Anthony puts it, “more than 10,000 days.” His trip to the OU was an unusual one to say the

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