It’s a little more complicated, but the Jewish people do have an equivalent to the question, “What would Jesus do?” Our version: “What should we

We live in a time of extraordinary challenge. Along with most of the world, Hadassah is swept up in an economic tidal wave. Financial markets

The success of a therapy using adult stem cells to treat multiple sclerosis at Hadassah Hospital and overseen by Dr. Dimitrios Karussis is encouraging news for those who…

Can a person do for others at the same time that he does for himself? Here is one entrepreneurial davener’s story. The Sunday morning service was

Objects such as a family’s table, chairs and beloved artwork are tangible blessings, writes one self-described pack rat, memories that can be stared at, held—and

As we twirl our dreidels this Hanukka, the turning tops might remind us of the new directions our country may spin under the leadership of our recently

Editor’s Note: Our October cover story, “The Music Man,” focused on the musical legacy of Shlomo Carlebach. We mentioned the controversy surrounding his behavior toward

Just as 9/11 thrust American fire-fighters into the spotlight as never before, so did the Second Lebanon War highlight the efforts of Israel’s fire brigades.