The Shevet Glaubach Fellowship inspires and trains college-age students and NCSY advisors to become future Jewish community leaders by providing them with critical leadership tools and resources to facilitate their success.

This year’s honorees are a group of people who have dedicated their time and talents to Yachad, working together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

From surviving the Shoah to a combat unit in Gaza, a resilient Sefer Torah bears witness to Jewish history, symbolizing endurance and continuity.

In this episode of the Jews Next Dor podcast, learn simple strategies like deep breathing, active listening, and reframing anxiety, which will give your kids the tools to succeed.

Read about one woman’s incredible impact during the initial days of the war in Israel.

In this episode of the 18Forty podcast, Yossi Klein Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, talks about what it means to be a Zionist and a Jew post-October 7.

Have you checked out Shabbos Daily in L’Kadsho? This project provides books on hilchos Shabbos to those who agree to learn them. Also in L’Kadsho this week: Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon on how Shabbos testifies to the creation of the world, Rabbi Reuven Brand on meleches machsheves, Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner on making kiddush before accepting Shabbos, and more!

How do we overcome apathy and hostility, and instead solidify our commitment to each other?

In this week’s Torah reading and haftarah, we read of the directives of dying parents to their children.

Targum Onkelos explains that Yaakov’s reference to taking Shechem with his “sword and bow” refers to two types of prayer. What is this based on, and what are they?

The bookends of Parashat Vayechi show that the heart and soul of the Jew always yearn to go home.

Readers’ real-life questions about messianic matters, including: Do we know who Gog and Magog are? Do we know from which family Moshiach will come? Is rebuilding the Temple really necessary? And more!

Though there are many instances throughout Torah and Tanach in which parents bless their children, our parsha features the only example of a grandparent blessing grandchildren.

I was very embarrassed by her sharp rebuke. But looking back, I realize that the lesson I learned from her brief criticism was more valuable than most of my other training experiences.

Menashe and Efraim achieve the impossible and thus become the hope of our nation.

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

Prior to his death, Yaakov Avinu instructs Yosef to bury him in Israel. Why does Yaakov ask Yosef to perform both emet and chesed for him simultaneously?

May I use wine or grape juice that I dilute with water for kiddush?

OU Kosher honors its decades-long alliance with Cargill, a major food manufacturing giant in 70 countries, certifying over 5,000 products across 328 facilities.