One of the most popular features of Hadassah Magazine is the monthly “Jewish Traveler” column. The last collection of the columns in book form, published in 1994,

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Synagogue, State, School Hollywood, Florida, is now home to the Ben Gamla Charter School (www.bengamlacharter.org), one of America’s first taxpayer-funded educational institutions with a Jewish

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A good name, says the proverb, is more important than great wealth. I’ve been struck recently by the power of Hadassah’s good name. Our profile

The cycle of war seems broken at last in the capital of one of Europe’s youngest republics, a city once again charming visitors with its

Musician Idan Raichel and his band have distilled the sounds of Israel’s disparate cultures into unique music with an international appeal. It is just before

Judaism, Jewish life and exile—but not Israel—figure prominently in the award-winning fiction of this celebrated American author. It’s Michael Chabon’s 44th birthday, and his cell