All Torah is excited to announce the launch of its newest addition – All Halacha. Beginning June 9, learn Hilchos Shabbos with Dirshu’s Daf Yomi B’Halacha learning program.

Reflecting on its busiest period, the world’s largest kosher certification agency is inspired by consumers’ eagerness to learn.

Over 1,500 new immigrants from around the world participated in a festive musical prayer service organized by OU Israel to mark the 57th anniversary of Jerusalem’s reunification during the Six-Day War.

Ahead of Shavuot, NCSY Israel addressed teens’ conflicting emotions around the war in a special day of learning.

The group acted as emissaries for Israel on a weeklong mission to India that centered on tikkun olam, repairing the world.

Rebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman has two titles before her name and even more responsibilities in the Orthodox community.

Chief Rabbi of the UK Sir Ephraim Mirvis visited Columbia University, offering powerful support to Jewish students amidst rising antisemitism. Hosted by Rabbi Elie Buechler of JLIC, Rabbi Mirvis inspired with his words on unity and resilience.

How can a parent help their child navigate the complexities of a relationship with Hashem? How can a parent help their child develop their relationship with Hashem when they themselves are struggling? Watch the latest episode of the Jews Next Dor.

Jewish Action won six Simon Rockower awards for excellence in Jewish journalism for work that appeared in 2023.

One can’t choose not to go into labor on Shabbos, but one can choose how to react. Learn how to navigate the situation with Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz! Plus… The Concise Code on enclosing an area for use as a dwelling, Rabbi Reuven Brand on the mitzvah to learn Torah on Shabbos, and more!

On May 13, 1948, one day before the termination of the British mandate of Palestine, as the last British column was leaving the Old City, it stopped and veered up an alleyway to No. 3 Rechov Ohr Hachaim.

Why do we read Parshat Bamidbar before the holiday of Shavuot?

In a lasting relationship, one goes out of the way for the other but has low expectations in return.

The Torah counsels us to beware of the spectacular only and to concentrate as well on the substantial.

A reader asks: Why is he here? How can he best serve God? Can he practice Judaism if he’s not Jewish? Another real-life exchange!

We understand that Hashem runs the world and everything He does is for the best, but it’s still considered cruel not to mourn properly. Why? Insights from the author of Pain is a Reality, Suffering is a Choice.

In English, the book we begin this week is called Numbers, and for an obvious reason. It begins with a census, and there is a second toward the end of the book. Within Jewish tradition however, this book has become known as Bamidbar, “in the wilderness,” suggesting a very different theme.

Scholars have had a lot to say about the role of aristocracy in the course of human history. Those of us who grew up in the United States of America were taught about the advantages of democracy and thus developed a prejudice against the very word “aristocracy.”

With Shavuos upon us, enjoy this new blintz hack with choices of toppings and fillings.