Thanks to the Holocaust Reunion Project, long-lost relatives can be reunited or meet for the first time.

Every war Israel has fought since 1948 has been a clash with enemies aiming to destroy the country. But whatever happens, Hadassah will be ready. 

Restoring German citizenship, I believe, offers Holocaust survivors and their descendants an opportunity to try to recover from past trauma and encourage spiritual growth.

Five women who survived the Shoah as children share their harrowing stories and fears that 'history is repeating itself.'

As if peace reigned in the Middle East this Hanukkah season, HMO has been serving and healing in ways that strengthen and advance a nation and all humanity.

Hadassah leaders demand countries to designate Hamas a terrorist organization and hold them accountable for their crimes against humanity, including for weaponizing sexual violence.

Wendy Kalman develops a plan to empower members to identify antisemitism, understand its implications and to advocate for Israel.  

Hadassah Magazine readers respond to our latest coverage.