I can’t think of a declaration more intrepid or poignant for the first painful anniversary of October 7.

When we returned to our homeland, Israel, we adhered to the readiness imperative—and no one has been more prepared for the past 112 years than Hadassah.

After October 7, turning to comfort food is a common reaction. A nutritionist provides plant-based diet tips on getting healthy even amid chaos.

All about legal questions, mitzvot and deals.

Join Hadassah’s efforts to combat antisemitism, advocate for Israel and champion women’s and public health.

'It’s an important part of our job to read each mother, to understand her needs and fears,' says Rady Center head midwife Elisheva Levin.

Hadassah Magazine readers lament stereotypes about Jewish mothers, praise covergirl Noa Tishby and remember Shabbat experiences of long-ago.

Laying tefillin can feel unsafe and transgressive, and I am especially drawn to what I’m told is transgressive for women.