It is good to speak of my son in unremarkable words. I look back to when he was 16, and I had to tell him a difficult truth.

Though Judith declares her devotion to God, she does not wait for a miracle but rather takes matters into her own hands.

It’s like stepping into a science-fiction cliché. The elevator glides silently down through Jerusalem’s bedrock. Four stories belowground, the doors slide open to reveal a

The over-50 set is now more and more likely to head to their com­puters with issues regarding sex.

The two temporal extremes of the Jewish people's exile can be bound together by the determination of a people and a date palm seed that refused to die,…

There is something so very special when, during our annual Hadassah business meeting, hundreds of Hadassah leaders, delegates and Associates meet to discuss and deliberate

From the ubiquitous Israeli wafer cookie to Judith's slaying of Holofernes to young Jewish volunteers working in the slums of Mumbai, tales of survival are always sweet.

Jean-Paul Sartre, in his existentialist play No Exit, posits that what you have actually done—not what you have been—is what defines your life. In Hebrew,