In Connecticut, where I grew up, my mother and my Aunt Lucile were forever “going to Hadassah.” I was not sure what they did in

Esther Beych’s eyes light up and her smile widens when she remembers her best friend—a classmate from Russia—tasting injera bread for the first time. “She

What if Hadassah’s founder, Henrietta Szold, came back to see us today? She would surely ask, “What’s happened to Hadassah? What has it done?” Imagine

Dr. David Mankuta, head of labor and delivery in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hadassah–Hebrew University Hospital at Ein Kerem, spent his month-long

Michal Negrin’s floral, ornate earrings and necklaces have a large and devoted following; and her shops, located around the world, are the places where her

Yad Vashem’s online Pages of Testimony is more than a database of records on the six million who died in the Holocaust. It has also

With space-conscious designs and lively, modern styles, Israeli furniture is gracing living rooms, children’s bedrooms and dining rooms from the United States to France to

The Lag B’omer celebrations on lush, verdant Mount Meron occupy a singular place among Israeli holiday events. Each year, for a night and a day,