Orthodox Union
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Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s quiet strength united Jews everywhere - opinion
Orthodox Union’s Rabbi Moshe Hauer dies of sudden heart attack at age 60
Jewish scholar, historian, and leader Rabbi Berel Wein dies at 91
Jewish organizations ask Trump to end Jonathan Pollard’s parole conditions
Orthodox Union president Mark Bane emphasized in his letter the difficulty of the curfew conditions.
Putting safety first
The number of antisemitic attacks in the United States was at a near historic high in 2018. In 2019, the number of attacks continue to rise at alarming rates, most recently in New York.
Anglo Media secures greater access to Israel's English-speaking market
Anglo Media will also take over the publishing and advertising operations of Torah Tidbits for the Orthodox Union (OU).
Meeting OU group, Netanyahu reaffirms Israel’s commitment to Diaspora Jewry
“It is time that instead of Israel receiving from the Diaspora, we should be giving... We are increasing [funding by] tens of millions of dollars, but it is not enough: We need to do more,” he said.
Orthodox Union launches national kosher food pantry
The Kosher Food Lifeline is designed to help the at least 215 food agencies in 24 states that provide food to individuals and families.
The EU’s 28-step tango
No orthodoxy other than this conviction unites them.
Jewish music’s crusader
Yossi Green is one of the most formidable composers of Jewish music and hopes to keep the younger generation interested in Judaism.
Challenges facing the modern-Orthodox community
The Orthodox community must begin – now – to plan for a future Jewish America in which the infrastructure of American Jewry will increasingly rest on our shoulders.
Shwarma sausage and fruity marshmallow bars – a look at Kosherfest 2018
Kosherfest 2018, a two-day trade show that took place at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in Secaucus, New Jersey, featured food, wine and beverages from more than 21 countries.
Kosher cheeseburgers are almost a reality
The vegetarian Impossible Burger could trick an onlooker into thinking an observant Jew is eating a genuine cheeseburger.