By Roslyn Singer On a Tuesday afternoon in mid-April, the Orthodox Union, together with parents and leaders of Jewish day schools and yeshivahs throughout New…
Summer 2015(5775)
People of the Book: Five Hundreds Years of the Hebrew Book From the Beginning of Printing Until the Twentieth Century
Yael and her family’s true home was in Ganei Tal in Gush Katif.
It’s a weekday morning and Rabbi Chaim Loike, rabbinic coordinator for the Orthodox Union and chief bird expert, is packing up his van. Inside are…
Assembly Members Todd Kaminsky (center left) and David Weprin (center right) were among the many state legislators who met with the joint OU Advocacy-Teach NYS/Yachad…
Rabbi Rimon founded JobKatif to help former residents of Gush Katif find jobs.
“This is a tough time to be a rabbi,” lamented Rabbi Shaul Robinson of Manhattan’s Lincoln Square Synagogue in a recent derashah following the latest…
In November, the Orthodox Union launched the OU Women’s Affinity Group, a forum for women within the OU to create an ongoing conversation with…
Congratulations to Rabbi Yosi Eisen, rabbi and codirector of the OU’s Heshe and Harriet Seif Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus program at the University of…
The Gush Katif Museum in Jerusalem is relatively small—just five rooms—but it tells a huge story.
Yedidya Harush’s seventeenth birthday was not a happy one. It was the day the people of the Gush Katif settlement of Atzmona were forced to…
