Sign up to learn shas for the siyum on January 2, 2024, in memory of Steve Neuwirth a”h, All Daf’s visionary and founding supporter.

Child Safety Month is underway with The Jews Next Dor, exploring the importance of the parent-child relationship in preventing abuse.

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GenAleph, the OU’s parenting initiative, has been putting out podcasts and articles curated for parents as we all try to navigate these trying times. How do we talk to our children who vary in ages and stages of development? GenAleph Director Rabbi Phil Karesh weighs in.

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Join the OU Women’s Initiative for the Bitachon for Our Times series with Yael Davidowitz, a 3-5 minute daily audio series that will examine the mitzvah of bitachon and explore practical strategies to more deeply inculcate trust in Hashem into our lives.

OU-JLIC’s impactful initiative helped a struggling farm near Gaza, uniting a community to purchase, donate, and deliver 91 floral bouquets, fostering hope and resilience.

In this episode of the 18Forty podcast, Rabbi Doron Perez, executive chairman of the Mizrachi World Movement, talks about the sacrifices the Jewish people must make to preserve the precious gift of the State of Israel.

Do contact lenses pose a Shabbos problem? If so, what? Find out with Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner! Rabbi Reuven Brand examines the beauty, meaning, and yes, controversy surrounding the song “Shalom Aleichem.” Plus, Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz, Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon, Rabbi Shalom Rosner, and more!

The shoshana, according to the Malbim, is a flower whose seeds fly in the wind, spreading far and wide.

Why does the Torah use the name “Makom” to refer to God in the context of the Maariv prayer?

When we stop dreaming of angels and we start dreaming of sheep, it’s time to go home.

A reader asks: We understand that prophecy has gone away, but why was this necessary?

What kind of a person was Jacob? The Torah describes him as a plain, quiet, simple man, but his actions suggest otherwise.

Who am I? This is the most powerful question that a person ever asks himself. For many of us, there are no easy answers to that question. We are uncertain of our own identities.

Learn about the ladder, the tears, the rocks and us.

Learn the parsha like never before with these challenging parsha trivia questions!

Based on the language used in the Torah, Rashi derives that Yaakov rested at this location, but for fourteen years he did not rest. Rather during that period he engaged in the study of Torah in the yeshiva of Shem v’Ever.

May a woman eat or drink before hearing kiddush Shabbos morning?