Remembering Rebbetzin Bruria David: On the Occasion of Her First Yahrtzeit
We experienced her admonition as well as the sparkle in her eye, and we felt her love—but she was a woman elevated, separate and ultimately unknown.
We experienced her admonition as well as the sparkle in her eye, and we felt her love—but she was a woman elevated, separate and ultimately unknown.
She had learned two expressions in Russian. “You are in a safe place.” And, “You are not alone.”
While the link between the Orthodox Union and kashrut is renowned, the role of its Women’s Branch in the establishment of the OU’s kosher certification program is lesser known.
In the essays that follow, we pay tribute to the powerful and enduring influence of our mothers.