When Henrietta Szold first laid eyes on Jerusalem in 1909, she beheld a public heath disaster area—flies buzzing around the swollen eyes of children, high

In our complicated world, confusion is often the companion of progress. Every advance in prosperity seems to bring with it new problems. New technology is

Egyptian mummies have been discovered with crude metal bands around their teeth, and gold wire binds the teeth of a skeleton unearthed in a Roman

Since sending two American nurses to prestate Israel in 1913 to perform a health care needs assessment, Hadassah has stood at the forefront of health

No two democracies are exactly alike. Each has its own quirks and none gets everything right. Seeing America and Israel conduct elections over the past

February 2013 marks the 101st anniversary of Hadassah’s founding. If our Centennial reminded us of our rich history, the beginning of our second century focuses

A Wonderful Man My husband and I were in Israel last May on our honeymoon. One of our goals was to find my great-grandfather’s grave.

A young man is injured during his Israel Defense Forces service. Two weeks later, his wound is healing, but patches of skin all over his