A Tale of Two Stories: The Hadassah Century
If the Hadassah century had a scrapbook, its first page would show women gathered on February 24, 1912, shortly before Purim, to found an organization
Candles in the Window: Where Memory Never Runs Out
Flames in thick, squat glass tumblers flickered on the kitchen counter of my Brooklyn home as my mother, the designated keeper of our extended family’s
President’s Column: It’s All in the Family
In the movie Calendar Girls, Helen Mirren leads a group of Yorkshire women who decide to donate a sofa to the cancer ward of a local
Medicine: Equality Down to the Marrow
Last June, the popular Saudi Arabian daily Al-Watan had something positive to say about its regional neighbor. Columnist Fawaz al-’Ilmi told readers that “the only registry in
Inside Hadassah: Stamp of Approval
Throughout 100 years of service, Hadassah women have remained steadfast in their commitment to building Israel and in their dedication to the healing of its
Family Matters: Where the Boys Are
Robert Riemer, 16, went reluctantly to the first meeting of Shevet Achim: The Brotherhood at his synagogue. The program for ninth-grade boys at Larchmont Temple
Commentary: Covenant
He is 8 days old. With his well-formed features and smooth bright face, he is a handsome little boy. He seems at peace with the