Three Keys to Being Happy
When the Founding Fathers included the pursuit of happiness as an American right and entitlement, it is almost as if they conceded that happiness can be pursued, but it is unlikely...
Remembering Aaron Feuerstein z”l, the Mensch of Malden Mills
Baruch Dayan Ha’Emet – Blessed is the true Judge” seems almost superfluous when acts of stunning charity, seismic humanity and sublime kiddush Hashem were someone’s legacy. How can Hashem not favorably...
Moments of Inspiration: The Orthodox Union’s India COVID Campaign
Olam Together provides a look back at the Orthodox Union’s campaign for India.
Moshe and Modern Technology
Did Moshe know everything, including science and technology? Was he capable of building spaceships and nuclear missiles? Among Torah scholars, there seem to be two answers to those questions. We find...
Why We Went to New Orleans
The Jewish People have many needs. Locally, we have numerous schools and organizations that need funding, elderly people who rely on our help for a safety net and, unfortunately, no shortage...
By Rabbi Philip Moskowitz
NCSY’s Ben Zakkai Honor Society Presents Its 2021 Candidate...
The Ben Zakkai Honor Society raises critical funds to provide direct scholarships for NCSYers to continue their Jewish education after high school, or to participate in various NCSY programs, For over...
Alarmed by Congress’ Reaction to Gaza Conflict, OU Brings...
The Orthodox Union is setting up meetings between members of Congress and Orthodox Jewish constituents who are alarmed by antisemitic incidents since last month’s Israel-Gaza conflict, and by what they see...
We Must Rise Up to the Obstacles Before Us
Read Orthodox Union Executive Vice President Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s op-ed -published in the latest edition of the Jerusalem Report
It’s a Jewish Responsibility to Help India at Its...
The people of this country are blessed. The unprecedented speed of development and deployment of the vaccine for COVID-19 has brought us to a place where with G-d’s continued help and...
Not Even Remotely Close: It’s Time to Return to...
Like every other aspect of society, we in the religious community are grappling with the challenges of reopening. Yet while debates rage about complete, partial, or no return to the physical...
