From Orthodoxy to Reform, the word is in: Bringing a non-Jewish spouse into Judaism is good for the Jews. Sarah Hoffmann of Kansas City, Missouri,

When organizers planned Hadassah’s 92nd annual convention, held July 23 to 26 in Nashville, Tennessee, they could not have known that Israel would be in

It is transition time—the end of summer and the approach of fall and the Jewish new year. We remember the days spent in Jerusalem in

The Muslim black man from Sudan approached me, some 18 months ago, when our synagogue launched its proposal for Jewish World Watch (www.jewishworldwatch.org). The appeal,

To paraphrase an old joke, the American president calls the prime minister of Israel and asks, “Is anything all right?” In fact, something in Israel

Suddenly everything was different. We had planned for many months for Hadassah’s 92nd national convention in Nashville. The theme, “Step to the Rhythm of Our

During a June press conference in Sudan, the country’s cantankerous president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, responding to the burgeoning international call for United Nations soldiers to

Pola Rosen, 65, never imagined she would spend her retirement riding in a truck along bumpy New York streets atop piles of newspapers. Yet after