Orthodox Union
OU Independence Day event in Jerusalem sees about two thousand participants
Several of the organization's senior leadership were in attendance, as well as an assortment of Americans, Canadians, Australians, and South Africans, including Olim.
Legal brief filed to support case of Ohio Orthodox Jew banned from holding minyan in home
Grapevine: Sigh... more hotels
Rabbi Moshe Hauer’s quiet strength united Jews everywhere - opinion
Roe v. Wade: For Orthodox Jews, it's wait and see on decision
All of the US states’ laws have exemptions for a threat to the mother’s life, but there are variations.
Orthodox Union sued over past abuse by rabbi convicted of sexual abuse
The Orthodox Union and its youth group were sued over past abuse by Baruch Lanner, rabbi convicted of sexually abusing teenage students.
Impossible Pork shouldn't be kosher - opinion
"We should be glad that technology has created a meaningful difference between veggie beef and veggie pork — but if the distinction is there, the ban on the pork must be, too."
OU launches program for Jewish people with special needs
The program, REACH, will provide resources tailored to the individual needs of members of the New York Jewish community with developmental, intellectual and learning disabilities and their families.
Over 3,000 expected at Orthodox Union's virtual Torah Yerushalayim on Sept. 12
Speakers including Chief Rabbi David Lau and singer, Rabbi Shlomo Katz, are expected to be at this year's virtual Torah Yerushalayim event.
FBI rolls out a public awareness campaign against hate crimes
The campaign aims to encourage the public to report hate crimes to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It will feature messaging in 17 languages, including Hebrew and Yiddish.
New US bill includes $50m. for nonprofits energy upgrade
The OU has been pushing for these reforms for over a decade, said its Advocacy Center Executive Director: "Our nation’s synagogues, churches, day schools, have badly needed this update."
OU delves out grants to NA synagogues to get congregants back to prayer
Synagogues chosen for the grants include 35 institutions across the United States and one situated in a Canadian province - from New York to Baltimore to LA and back, up and over to Ottawa.
OU rebukes GOP-led PA legislature for cutting nonprofit security funding
Less than 3 years after the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania legislature plans to cut security funding for nonprofits to zero.
Orthodox Union brings constituents face to face with lawmakers over Gaza
During and after last month’s conflict, a number of progressives in the Democratic Party blamed Israel for its outbreak and called for cuts in defense assistance to Israel.