The human experiences that teach us the most have to be taught in every generation, lest the lessons be lost. The need for every society

The biggest snowstorm of the new century came to Israel in December, blanketing much of the country with a beautiful frosting but also paralyzing roads.

At Hadassah these days, good news comes in the form of 24 women with an impressive collective profile. The group includes women in law and

If you read the “Letters to the Editor” column in Hadassah Magazine, you have probably seen the magazine criticized in its own pages. What you won’t

In the beginning, most of Hadassah’s members across America were passionately dedicated to building a nation on the other side of the world that they

This year, Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukka fall one day before the November 29 anniversary of the United Nations approval of the partition

Look under “Who we are” on Hadassah’s Web site and you’ll find a chronology, laying out our accomplishments in neat paragraphs, year by year. Looking

When Henrietta Szold first laid eyes on Jerusalem in 1909, she beheld a public heath disaster area—flies buzzing around the swollen eyes of children, high