Playing for Peace So you think you can do a better job than Ehud Olmert or Mahmoud Abbas of bringing peace to the

September ushers in the Jewish New Year—a time to reflect and look toward the future. We focus on life journeys this month—from Year Course Olami,

In 1907, when there were more than seven million Jews in Eastern Europe and a mere 3,000 in Sweden, the idea that Stockholm would one

It seems fitting to write my first column as Hadassah’s national president on the eve of Rosh Hashana, which commemorates the Creation of the world.

Several years in the planning, Hadassah has started construction on a modern, high-tech main building at its Ein Kerem campus. Over the years, clinicians, surgeons,

The world’s fastest growing Jewish community thrives amid the splendor and history of Germany’s capital city, a leading European center of arts and culture. The

The beginning of the Jewish year is a pensive, somber time. How much more so for a mother who lost a child during the days

If Yom Kippur, which begins this year on the evening of September 21, is a time for doing away with one’s sins and ushering in