In some ways, when a second-time-around groom stomps down on the glass after the huppa at his wedding, that glass is already in shards.

As we experience a fresh rash of anti-Semitism, spattered across the globe, we naturally ask: Why does God permit it?

Tehilla is one of some 200 children who undergo surgery for congenital heart defects at Hadassah each year.

Turns out that Bamba, the ubiquitous-in-Israel puffed peanut snack, wards off peanut allergy in infants.

Celebrating the extraordinary life and stellar Hadassah career of Bernice S. Tannenbaum, who passed away in April at 101.

Dozens of mezuzot grace the doors of individual offices in the new headquarters, adding to the feeling of our work environment as a home for our collective efforts.

It took the Israeli Navy to stop the first flotilla of ships manned by anti-Israel activists trying to break the Gaza blockade in 2010. The

Demand for Hadassah’s PICU beds for young heart patients is intensifying as chaos engulfs the region and organizations such as the Jerusalem-based Christian NGO Shevet