Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s Erev Shabbos Message for Parshat Miketz...
Dear Friends, I hope this note finds you well and having a meaningful and beautiful Chanukah. I am sharing this Chanukah message that was written for a broader audience. I
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
Allowing Jews to Feel Welcome and Free to Bring...
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
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
The World is Ready
The story behind Yat Kislev, the bitter dispute that turns brother against brother, is a painfully familiar one. Read article
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
Oh, You? – Episode 15: Rabbi Moshe Schwed
When Torah Meets Technology In 2018, Rabbi Moshe Schwed, Director of All Torah, faced the challenge of merging Daf Yomi with cutting-edge technology to make Torah learning accessible worldwide. What
Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s Erev Shabbos Message for Parshat Vayeishev...
Dear Friends, I hope this note finds you well and managing these unusual times. At the opening of the parsha, Yosef is described in two consecutive verses as a na’ar (youth), well
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s Erev Shabbos Message for Parshat Vayishlach...
Dear Friends, I hope this note finds you well and managing these complex times. Yoske Shapira was an exceptional person, a lifelong educator, restless activist, and one-time Israeli government minister
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein of South Africa Visits the...
The Orthodox Union had the privilege to welcome South Africa Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein to OU headquarters in New York City. Rabbi Goldstein addressed the staff, expressing his appreciation for
Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s Erev Shabbos Message for Parshat Vayetzei...
Dear Friends, I hope this note finds you well and managing these challenging times. Our brothers’ blood cries out to us from under the ground. Fourteen months have passed since
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
Our Family Held Hostage
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
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt"l
OU Board of Directors Meeting – December 11, 2024
