EVP Rabbi Moshe Hauer is one of the American Jewish leaders publicly addressing their concerns to President Biden.

Must we allow violent rallies because we are fearful of being accused of suppressing the sacred right of peaceful protest? Does our concern for police overreach move us to handcuff law enforcement?

Watch the Yom Hazikaron Ceremony for fallen Israeli soldiers live from Gush Etzion, Israel, on Monday, May 13th, at 10:15 AM Israel Time.

The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty and Teach Coalition are helping parents and schools stop California from denying crucial benefits to Jewish children with disabilities.

Nonpublic school funding saw a record-breaking increase of $88 million bringing nonpublic school funding to a total of $470 million in the New York State budget that was passed right before Pesach. Watch Sydney Altfield, Teach NYS executive director, break down the historic increases for our community.

All Torah is sharing a series of short audio clips on the 48 Kinyanei Torah every weekday during sefirah. Join the WhatsApp group to receive these messages.

OU Advocacy Executive Director Nathan Diament discusses the importance of defining and combating modern antisemitism, which targets Israel based on its Jewish foundations.

Keep track of all seven weeks of Sefirat Ha’Omer without missing a night!

Explore tales of courage and camaraderie in Herzliya’s JLIC community. From soldiers facing war to individuals finding love amidst conflict, these stories inspire resilience and solidarity.

It is no secret that behind every great Jewish leader is a great Jewish mother. Rabbi Eliyahu Krakowski, associate editor of OU Press, presents the writings of various gedolim who speak with love and devotion about their mothers and the profound influence they had on their lives.

Borer is the Shabbos prohibition of separating something from a mixture. But how do we define a mixture? Find out with Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon! Plus, Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz on traveling erev Shabbos, Rabbi Reuven Brand on the public aspect of Shabbos, and more!

You and I need to be attentive to our mental and emotional health, especially at times like these. An important component of our wellbeing involves the resolution of suppressed feelings.

What is the difference between human holiness and Divine holiness?

This week’s haftorah is particularly harsh – so much so that there are those opinions who suggest reading alternative texts rather than this one.

With “v’ahavta l’reiacha kamocha,” the Torah is not demanding the impossible, only the overwhelmingly difficult.

Is Mother’s Day necessary? For that matter, is it permitted? Plus other real-life reader questions about parents!

You dinged someone’s door in the parking lot. Do you have to leave a note? Is leaving a note enough? Do you have to have the repairs done? All this and more in this installment from MoneyHalacha on OU Torah!

Do not plant your field with two kinds of seed. Do not wear clothing of two kinds of material. Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head. What do such mitzvos, found in parshas Kedoshim, have to do with what’s good, right and holy?

I love visiting residences for senior citizens. For one thing, being around truly older people invariably helps me feel young by comparison.