Age-related macular degeneration affects thousands around the world, and Hadassah doctors are determined to treat this little understood disease. They won’t use a cane or

Should there be legal incentives for unearthing and displaying Israelite antiquities? Without them, surprising partnerships set the agenda. Moshe* looks out his car window into

Ayala Bar was an incessant doodler. Even the sternest of her elementary schoolteachers in the Tel Aviv suburb where she grew up could not force

It is not meant to be a reasoned blueprint for the future, “Mohammed will make the coffee.” It does not carry the cadenced weight of

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

It’s said that Jews tend to answer a question with another question—perhaps the best strategy in a world always short of answers. Now we seem

My granddaughter Stacey turned Sweet 16 recently, and I was drafted as chief cook and hamburger flipper. Stacey was delighted that I accepted the appointment,

America’s best-known Jewish prisoner has passed the 20-year mark of his life term for giving classified information to Israel. a Fervently supported by some, vilified