NCSY is proud to launch a meaningful and necessary partnership with the ADL, focused on providing resources, training and insight in the face of growing antisemitism.

Yachad New York Director Rebecca Mayer weighs in on Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month and how it serves as an annual reminder to make communal spaces more inclusive.

Learn about more than 60 Orthodox Jewish communities virtually, from the comfort of your home on March 3.

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

In response to the Charavot Barzel war in Israel, NCSY Israel launched a new staff-teen learning initiative titled Chavrutot Barzel. The idea is simple: to fight the war in the ways we can, through Torah learning.

The JLIC 2024 Winter Break Israel Solidarity Mission received a special welcome by Rav Doron Perez, executive chairman of the Mizrachi World Movement. The mission united college students in learning, volunteering and solidarity.

What does spirituality have to do with a healthy relationship with food? How did Bracha Goetz, the author of over 40 children’s books, discover the answer through her own journey with an eating disorder? Watch The Jews Next Dor podcast this week for the answers to these questions and more.

In this episode of the 18Forty podcast, Yakov Danishefsky—a rabbi, author, and licensed social worker—talks about our relationships and our mental health.

If one handle controls both the hot and cold water, can you use it on Shabbos? Find out with Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz! Plus, Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner on cutting hair and nails on erev Shabbos, Rabbi Reuven Brand on the gift of Shabbos, and more!

Two of the priestly garments of the Kohein Gadol were adorned with the name of God: it was engraved prominently on the tzitz, the gold frontlet that adorned his forehead, and it was also hidden within the folds of the choshen, the breastplate.

Understanding the ancient rituals of animal sacrifices can be a struggle in our modern world. How do we capture the value and messages of the korbanot for ourselves today?

The Yerushalmi states that the sound of the Kohen Gadol’s garments atone for “the sound of murder.” To what does this refer and how do the garments atone for it?

Even Moshe, the greatest leader our people has known, must at times step aside, to allow others to shine.

More real reader Q&As, including: Do philanthropists live forever? Do the righteous decompose? And why don’t we take things from a shiva house?

Tetzaveh is the one parsha in which Moses takes second place. In fact, he is not mentioned by name at all, and all the focus is on his brother, Aaron, and on the role he came to occupy and personify, that of Kohen Gadol.

People are motivated by many things. The search for pleasure is certainly one of the great motivators of human beings. So are the search for power and the search for riches.

The words we use can have an enormous impact on our own futures and the realities of others. More than speech, silence in key points in time can influence our families and the course of history.

Find out and learn the parsha like never before with these challenging parsha trivia questions!

The names of the twelve tribes were engraved on both the choshen and on the ephod. Why the repetition?

May I add cold water to a hot cup of tea on Shabbos?

As February is American Heart Month and National Self-Check Month, we explore a diet that can help prevent disease and bolster function for the heart, brain and digestive system.