This Shabbat Nachamu: Remember Lt. Hadar Goldin z”l
OU Community Engagement is calling on synagogues to publicly remember Lieutenant Hadar Goldin this Shabbat Nachamu in order to keep his memory alive and to build awareness of the urgency of...
Aug 2, 2017
By OU Staff
An Unforgettable Bridal Shower for a Yachad Participant at...
On Sunday evening, July 23rd, a Yachad participant got the surprise of the summer as she entered a room filled with decorations, food and her friends, who had gathered at Camp...
Jul 26, 2017
By Yachad Staff
Sharing Cultural Treasures of Medieval Judaism
Yeshiva University Museum’s exhibition 500 Years of Treasures from Oxford includes an extraordinary array of manuscripts and printed books seen in America for the first time. These selections from the Corpus Christi College’s...
Jul 13, 2017
By Jacob Wisse
Rebbetzin 2.0: With Co-Equal Role, Young Orthodox Women Breaking...
CHICAGO — Every Friday morning for a month, rebbetzin Ariel Pardo has been meeting with three female Jewish students at Brandeis University for deep conversations that wind their way from Jewish ritual to intimacy. “Ari is always...
Apr 19, 2017
By Abigail Pickus
NY1 Reports on Torah in the City
“Members of the Jewish community flocked to Queens on Sunday for a day of learning,” NY1 reported. “The Orthodox Union held its first annual Torah in the City seminar in CitiField.”...
Jan 17, 2017
By OU Staff
Palermo, Sicily, to Get First Synagogue in 500 Years
The Roman Catholic Church in Palermo is giving the Jewish community ownership of part of a church and monastery complex built atop the ruins of a medieval synagogue. The move is...
Jan 10, 2017
By JTA
Wonders of Creation: The Deep Roots of Cannabis in...
“…if one’s field is sown with cannabis…” –Masechet Menachot 15:2 Though cannabis has been a hot topic in the medical field and in the general public for at least the past...
Jan 10, 2017
By Rabbi Yosef P. Glassman, MD
Blessing for the Czar: Why We Pray for a...
“Rabbi, may I ask you a question?” “Certainly!” “Is there a proper blessing… for the czar?” “A blessing for the czar? Of course! May G-d bless and keep the czar… far...
Jan 9, 2017
By Nathan E. Weisberg
Sibling Rivalry & the Formation of the Jewish People
Dec 27, 2016
By OU Staff
Pants on Fire: The Occasional Liar is an Anomaly
On December 1, 18-year-old Baruch College student Yasmin Seweid reported that she had been attacked by a group of drunken men who chanted “Donald Trump,” called her a terrorist and tried...
Dec 21, 2016
By Rabbi Jack Abramowitz
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