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
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.
Orthodox Union to stop certifying meat slaughtered by unusual method
The largest kosher certifying agency in the United States will no longer accept meat slaughtered using the "shackle and hoist" method.
Starbucks is no longer kosher...sort of?
“Working directly with the company we were able to expand the list of kosher items to include frappuccinos, mocha and caramel sauce, among other things."
Shaked calls Trump '21st century Churchill' at Orthodox Union event
The event was filled with praise for the American president.
Thousands gather at Mets’ ballpark — for Jewish learning
The event, which the OU says is the largest of its kind in North America, offered 45 classes along with special programs for high school and college students.
Orthodox Union launches ‘Impact Accelerator’ program
The US's oldest Orthodox group says it is seeking to boost entrepreneurs.
Orthodox Union to enforce ban on women rabbis
Orthodox rabbis and communities have expressed disregard for women rabbis, whom they see as "violating tradition."
Orthodox synagogue in NYC discontinues LGBT wedding announcements following complaint
The synagogue’s clergy do not officiate at same-sex weddings, but the synagogue began including same-sex marriages in its announcements earlier this year.
Jews fleeing Hurricane Irma are taking refuge in Atlanta’s synagogues
Irma, a Category 4 storm, has been called one of the worst hurricanes in decades.
