My term as Hadassah national president has been enlightening and exhausting, exhilarating and turbulent, marked by great challenge and sweet success.

In modern life, travel is all about leisure and adventure. But looking at the sweep of human history, this view of travel covers only about

The two temporal extremes of the Jewish people's exile can be bound together by the determination of a people and a date palm seed that refused to die,…

When Henrietta Szold first visited Jerusalem in 1909, she was shocked by the dismal state of public health including—among other ailments—the prevalence of trachoma, especially

Dozens of mezuzot grace the doors of individual offices in the new headquarters, adding to the feeling of our work environment as a home for our collective efforts.

Hadassah’s primary mission has always been in Israel. But if our eyes have always been on Jerusalem, our headquarters have been in New York, the city that gave…

On June 5, 1944, the day before D-Day, the headline of a news item in The Chicago Tribune announced, “Hadassah to Push Sale of War

The openness and variety of Passover celebrations today are part of the Jewish renaissance that has accompanied the development of modern Israel and the advance of freedom in…