'Etrog' is a website featuring daily news and Jewish concepts, appropriate for Torah Jews. The news reports and information presented on the website are suitable for the frum community who seeks a clean and filtered website. 'Etrog' is the product of experienced personnel knowledgeable in communication and the internet and is intended to present information in a broad range of fields.

'Etrog' is a website that displays the beauty of Judaism and the Jewish world without the presumptuous subjectivity of the mainstream media. Years of exploiting the Jewish world within the framework of 'Olam Hatorah' have aroused the need for a reliable, authentic source that will represent the frum community, mainly abroad. 'Etrog's main emphasis is on the English version; however all the information provided is translated and appears on the Hebrew site as well.

'Etrog' is a dynamic website, and each and every comment of the readers will contribute to the site and improve it so that it will be able to fulfill its ultimate goal: glorifying shem shamayim.

'Etrog' was established in March/Nissan of 2009/5769 and offers the readers several sections which cover a wide range of topics:

News – News from Israel and abroad

Today's Picture – Every day, a new picture is presented relating to a historical event of that day or a current event

Events – Sums up historical events that occurred in the past

Reflections – Articles relating directly to the Calendar, with a new article focusing on one historical event of that day being presented every day

Authors and Books – Introduces the reader to new and old books and biographies on Jewish authors

Jewish Sites – This section discovers sites that are a part of our Jewish heritage

Readers' Insights – A place to exchange views and express your opinion, display interesting photo galleries and share advice with other readers

Weekly Parsha – Insights into the weekly Torah portion

I Got It! – Presents new interesting facts and concepts every day

'Etrog' is under private ownership; however its daily management is carried out in the 'Olam Hatorah' office.