This month we highlight the importance of Hadassah Solidarity Missions to Israel. As a participant in last August’s mission along with my husband, Len, and

The clock began marking the American Jewish journey in 1654, and two years ago many of us took pride in our community’s 350-year history. Still,

When is a war actually over? In the weeks after the August ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, I had the opportunity to listen to a

Nahariya, in northern Israel, was under daily rocket attack when Hadassah doctors, nurses and social workers answered the call to help its besieged population. While

Building love and knowledge of Judaism is always a challenge in raising a child—how much more so when one’s child has special needs. A sweet,

Marc Schneier is an 18th-generation rabbi. Creator and spiritual leader of pioneering synagogues in New York City and on Long Island, Schneier, 47, is driven

“The walls have ears.” Rabbi Levi, in the Midrash (Leviticus Rabba 32:2), coined that ominous phrase 18 centuries ago to remind us always to be

The word ‘Zionist’ belongs to both the right and left of the political divide. Using the term incorrectly displays ignorance of Israel’s history—and deserves to