Dear Friends, This year a very important worldwide election is taking place. In 1897, Theodor Herzl convened the First World Zionist Congress, an international parliament

Winter reminds me of one of our oldest but not frequently heralded fund-raising efforts: the Hadassah Thrift Shop. We were way ahead of the times

I’ve got a soft spot in my heart for Young Judaea. Whenever I have a rough moment in my personal life or a particularly challenging

“Kvell,” says Leo Rosten’s The Joys of Yiddish, is “to beam with immense pride and pleasure, most commonly over an achievement of a child or grandchild.”

The story began with three brown seeds. Dr. Sarah Sallon asked Israeli archaeologists for a handful of 2,000-year-old date palm seeds discovered in the excavation

I’m breathless. What a remarkable Hadassah year this has been. As I write these words I’m attending meetings in London, where I’ve been brainstorming and

The dedication in March of Hadassah Hospital’s Center for Emergency Medicine was the experience of a lifetime. I wish you all could have been there.

My father stared, bewildered, into the closet, looking for his new suit. After searching fruitlessly, he asked my mother if she knew where it might