Fifty years ago, Elie Wiesel’s first play, about life in the Warsaw Ghetto, premiered with the Hadassah Players in New Jersey.

Many young American Jews have lost that ecstatic feeling about Israel. Yet to me, Zionism is a verb—a living, evolving philosophy.

To all Hadassah members and Associates celebrating an 80th birthday this year, mazel tov! Read what some of you have to say about this milestone.

Hadassah's nursing school, medical organization and department of ophthalmology turn 100 this year!

​As we remember the Zionist anniversaries of the Balfour Declaration of the UN Partition Plan, let us rededicate our efforts to promote Zionism in our time. 

From 1913 to 1915, Rae Landy lived in Jerusalem among the bustle, the poverty, the burgeoning Zionism and the outbreak of World War I.

A Hadassah researcher is one half of the team behind a pomegranate dietary supplement that has been shown to delay the onset of certain neurodegenerative diseases.

Policy meetings, organizational updates, joyful celebrations and a live cooking demonstration from star chef Shannon Sarna awaited participants at Hadassah's July conference in St. Louis.