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Shabbat’s Growing Appeal Among Teens Shows It’s Far from...

Students Who Attend Public and Non-Jewish Private Schools are Increasingly Finding Meaning and Community in Shabbat Observance From Hollywood to sports to the political sphere, Shabbat is enjoying a moment

Emergence of a New Anglo Demographic in Israel Requires...

The English-speaking Aliyah map is changing; can our communal structures and our collective vision change with it?

By Esti Moskovitz-Kalman

The Orthodox Union’s Savitsky Home Relocation Fair to Feature Over 50 Jewish Communities Across the U.S. and Israel

The Orthodox Union’s Savitsky Home Relocation Fair to Feature...

The biennial virtual fair connects thousands of prospective residents with emerging Jewish communities and provides resources for people at every stage of life At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic,

OU Relief Mission Mobilizes Retirees to Support Puerto Ricans in the Aftermath of Hurricane Maria

OU Relief Mission Mobilizes Retirees to Support Puerto Ricans...

Volunteers Provided Emotional and Physical Assistance to Communities Still Struggling Nine Years After Devastating Storm Retirees from various backgrounds and communities recently traveled to Puerto Rico to assist residents still

OU Statement on Car Ramming at 770 Eastern Parkway

We stand with the Chabad community and are thankful to the Almighty that there were no injuries in the disturbing car-ramming incident outside 770 Eastern Parkway, a place that holds

OU Synagogue Initiatives Empowers Shul Administrators Through Leadership Program

OU Synagogue Initiatives Empowers Shul Administrators Through Leadership Program

Participants gain resources, training, and support to navigate the unique responsibilities of synagogue operations Behind the smooth functioning of every synagogue stands an administrator balancing countless details, expectations, and demands,

Gaza and the Valley of Dreams

Today, we greet the return to Israel of the body of Sergeant Ran Gvili, Hy”d, with a complicated combination of feelings. We are grateful to President Trump and Prime Minister

OU Women’s Initiative to Celebrate Third Nach Yomi Siyum With 22,000 Women Worldwide

OU Women’s Initiative to Celebrate Third Nach Yomi Siyum...

Women Everywhere Are Invited to Mark This Collective Achievement in Torah Learning Amid her busy life as a mother of six, grant consultant, and product manager, Shira Kasser of Rehovot,

Fred and Rose Distenfeld OU Relief Missions Brings Joy and Connection to Jewish Orphans in Romania

Fred and Rose Distenfeld OU Relief Missions Brings Joy...

Young Volunteers from Lakewood and Teaneck Bond with Tikva Children’s Home Youth Through Creative Winter Programs, Sending a Powerful Message of Support Seventeen New Jersey teens and young adults spent

Statement on the Fire at Congregation Beth Israel in...

The flames of Congregation Beth Israel in Jackson, Mississippi echo some of the darkest images in both Jewish and American history. This fire is the latest manifestation of the violent

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