Want to wear a costume, join a parade, meditate, play the harp, listen to live Renaissance music, read a book, camp out on the beach,

Where would the Sunshine State be without its Jewish moguls and builders? An exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida gives us the answer. Florida’s

This legendary playground for genteel society has a murky history of anti-Semitism but times have changed. Today, Jews are a thriving part of this oceanside

Jews relocating to the Sunshine State are bringing with them their couscous recipes and Yiddish records, their fondness for egg creams and favorite native pastimes.

Representing an ethnically diverse and vibrant city such as Miami has given this politician the experience and knowledge to be effective in Washington. South Floridians

Sunny Florida isn’t what it used to be. Its population is larger, more prosperous and younger. And Jewish neighborhoods are no longer monolithic: There are

Jerusalem beckons to Hadassah’s national board members for our midwinter meetings this month. We will visit our institutions there, including, of course, the Hadassah Medical

Even the most progressive societies tend to have one eye on the future and one eye on the past. As we strive to innovate and