Join us on March 3 for the OU Savitsky Home Relocation Fair – online from the comfort of your home!

OU Kosher COO Rabbi Moshe Elefant recently joined Jerusalem’s JLIC community for an enlightening discussion about the kosher conundrum of lab-grown meat. In this recap of his presentation, explore where tradition meets technology.

Teach Coalition’s founder and CEO, Maury Litwack, has been named to the 2024 New York City Power 100 list.

The OU’s much-anticipated annual guide to everything you want or need to know about Passover is now available to order!

Learn about Sefer Yehoshua through a virtual tour by Rivi Frankel. And it’s not too late to join Torat Imecha Nach Yomi – sign up for daily emails today.

Is mealtime a power struggle with your children? Is your child binge-eating candy at any opportunity? Tune into this episode of The Jews Next Dor podcast to learn simple, effective strategies from Gila Glassberg, a registered dietitian nutritionist and certified intuitive eating counselor.

“He [the Pope] put out his hand, and I blurted, ‘I’m a religious woman and I don’t shake hands with men.’ While every other member of the delegation had a one- or two-second meeting with the Pope, I ended up having a five-minute conversation.”

In this episode of the 18Forty podcast, listen in on a conversation between David Bashevkin and his dear and longtime friend Elie Schulman about the value of therapy.

Can you record an important playoff game on Shabbos? Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz investigates! Plus, Rabbi Reuven Brand on the connection between Shabbos, Creation and the Mishkan, Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner on blech basics, and much more!

Why is the mitzvah of constructing the kiyor, the wash basin for the Kohanim, included in parshat Ki Tisa and not with the rest of the Mishkan’s vessels in parshat Terumah?

If you look carefully at the words Eliyahu uses to address the people on Har HaCarmel, you will notice something interesting.

Shabbat helps us align our inner sentiments and ideals of truth, sensitivity, and sanctity with our activity in the outer world, so that the two operate in harmony.

In anticipation of Purim, here are some real-life questions about Esther, including: Why did Mordechai endanger Esther? Did Esther eat at the banquets she threw? And to what extent do we emulate her fast?

Ki Tisa relates one of the most shocking moments of the forty years in the wilderness. Less than six weeks after Israel’s encounter with God at Mount Sinai, they made a Golden Calf. Either this was idolatry or perilously close to it.

Birthdays are important, and the older one gets, the more important they become. With age, birthdays begin to stimulate ambiguous feelings.

The Jewish people got excited and donated for the Mishkan and then excitedly donated for the Golden Calf. Where did their allegiances lie?

You probably know what Moshe broke in this week’s parsha, but what were the Jews commanded to break? Find out and learn the parsha like never before with these challenging parsha trivia questions!

Rather than state the sin they committed as the trigger for the punishment, God cites a characteristic: stubbornness.

May I add milk to a hot coffee on Shabbos?