As we search our souls this holiday season, let us also count the ways that we in Hadassah contribute to saving lives and promoting peace.

Themed for the High Holidays, our latest crossword is full of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur references.

Many foods indigenous to the Arab cultures of the Levant—think pita and eggplant, couscous and tabbouleh—have become part of the Israeli lexicon.

While grief is a deeply personal process, survivors of suicide loss often find solace in support groups, social media groups, rituals and counseling.

Begin your Rosh Hashanah meal with chicken kreplachs, bourekas stuffed with traditional brisket, and vegetarian chopped liver made with mushrooms.

The root tet, ayin, nun, which can mean load or piece, also has a place in the courtroom.

Copies of Yoram Raanan's abstract expressionist Bible paintings were saved from a fire and are now collected in an impressive coffee table book.

Elisha Waldman describes the diversity of patients at Hadassah Medical Center as well as his experiences working with children dealing with incurable cancer.