Most of you have seen the corridors and waiting areas of Hadassah’s hospitals in Jerusalem. They are usually packed with patients and families, doctors and

Research tells us what we already know: The Passover Seder is the most widely observed Jewish ritual of the year. Even Jews who have no

Where there is no vision, says the Proverb, the people perish. And yet, we know that when there is only vision, we stand still, lacking

Few people live to 100, but one of the ways we enhance the meaning of our lives is by supporting causes that continue to express

We live in a time of extraordinary challenge. Along with most of the world, Hadassah is swept up in an economic tidal wave. Financial markets

While the financial crisis has caused justifiable anxiety, many of us make the anxiety worse by focusing on short-term uncertainties, like what the stock market

Natan Sharansky tells the story of how he first heard our name. During his imprisonment, he briefly shared a cell with a Communist Party official

The world has changed dramatically since Hadassah was founded, but our mission is as timely today as it was in 1912. Our founders decided that