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It’s that time of year! With Purim in the rearview mirror, we are busily barreling towards Pesach and all that that entails. As is normally the case, people are flocking

As you are no doubt aware, OU Torah offers a lot of great daily emails. Among these are: Nach Yomi – a chapter a day from the books of Neviim and

As we prepare for the joyous but super-busy Pesach season, people flock to OU Holidays for information and inspiration on the upcoming chag, including meaningful insights that can be shared at

Last year, we introduced a new series, entitled Targum Onkelos – in English! The series was designed to assist users with fulfilling the obligation of Shnayim Mikra v’Echad Targum, reviewing

When is havdalah recited? Do we use a candle and spices? Can we break the fast with meat? There are a lot important questions that arise this year when Tisha

OU Torah’s sister site, OU Holidays, is “open for business” year-round, though some times of year simply aren’t as busy as others. Marcheshvan? Not too busy. Kislev? Pretty busy! And

Join the celebration via livestream motzoei Shabbos, February 12, at 8:00 PM on outorah.org/dirshusiyum It’s been a banner couple of months for those who participate in daily Torah-study programs! Mishna

Just an update on our last Torah Blog, about the new Nach Yomi cycle, which starts the day this is being published – Thursday, Jan. 20. The following resources are

It’s that time again! You may have read how Mishna Yomit – the study of two mishnayos a day – just restarted its six-year cycle. Well, on January 20, Nach

Breaking news! All Mishnah, a free mishna app by the team that brought you All Daf and All Parsha is now available for download! Features include a convenient tracker for