OU Torah offer a lot of great daily emails. Among these are: Nach Yomi – a chapter a day from the books of Neviim and Kesuvim (the Prophets and the […]

Recently, we told you about a broad array of new series now available on OU Torah. These included Hilchos Lashon Hara by Rabbi Mendel Kessin and Parenting and Being Parented by Rabbi Shmuel Silber. In that […]

For more than a decade, Yachad, the National Jewish Council for Disabilities, has been observing the month of February as NAIM – North American Inclusion Month. This year, OU Torah […]

Sharp-eyed OU Torah readers, listeners and viewers have no doubt noticed a number of new series that have made it onto the OU Torah web site (and app) in recent […]

Do you regret not getting on board with the Dirsu Mishnah Brurah Yomi? Well, there’s another opportunity to join us – on January 6, 2019 – as we start the […]

Regular followers of OU Torah may be familiar with our broad array of daily Torah emails, including Nach Yomi, Shnayim Mikra, Mishna Yomit and HaShoneh Halachos 2: Mishneh Torah, as […]

The Mishna is such a seminal work that it inspired not one, but two Talmuds. When we refer to “the Talmud,” we generally mean the Talmud Bavli, which was composed […]

After a long stretch of holidays in Tishrei, the holiday-free month of Cheshvan may feel like something of a letdown. Following the inspiration of Rosh Hashana, Tzom Gedalia, Yom Kippur, […]

Last year, OU Torah started Shavua Tov, a weekly email sent each Saturday night featuring the coming week’s offerings in parsha, Daf Yomi, Nach Yomi, Mishna Yomit, Mishnah Brurah Yomi […]

Welcome to 5779! As regular followers of OU Torah are no doubt aware, we constantly add new features to provide more opportunities to study different areas of Torah in an […]