In June, our thoughts turn to summer—travel, reading those books long postponed. My Hadassah colleagues and I will join delegates from around the world at

The recent dedication of Young Judaea’s new center, Beit Ar-El, in Jerusalem symbolizes Hadassah’s commitment to youth and our partnership with Israel, Judaism and the

On Passover, we retell the story of the freedom of our people as we read the Haggada at our Seders. This month, we highlight three

Hadassah was founded on Purim, a time when we remember our namesake, Esther. Together with her Uncle Mordecai, she bravely persuaded King Ahasuerus to spare

February ushers in Tu Bishvat, the new year for trees, but the greening of the land is not our only reason to celebrate. We also

Winter’s chill is in the air, but this month’s Israel travel issue will warm our hearts. The poet Yehuda Amichai put it this way: “All

As summer draws to a close, I reflect on my visit to Jerusalem at this historic time. I think of the lines from the late

Summer means more than livin’ easy. It means Young Judaea camps and Israel programs. It means Zionist General Council and Jewish Agency meetings in Jerusalem,