It is the season of Purim, which reminds us of the founding of Hadassah and our namesake, Esther, whose courageous effort, along with her uncle,

How did it happen? How did a group of Jewish women, mostly housewives, many without telephones in their homes, build the medical infrastructure and much

Jerusalem’s streets have known the tramp of Assyrians, Babylonians and Greeks, of Romans, Byzantines and Crusaders, Gay Priders and political protesters, of the disabled and

Hadassah Magazine received a large volume of correspondence in response to the interview with Jeremy Ben-Ami, founder of J Street, in our last web edition. Following is a

Hadassah Magazine honors a talented writer, winner of this year’s Harold U. Ribalow Prize for a work of fiction on a Jewish theme. Sara Houghteling is

During Hadassah’s July convention in Hollywood, Florida, a hotel staff member told me in an elevator that he had been in the auditorium during several sessions and

A Hadassah mission is not just about beautiful scenery, good food and great fun; at its core, it is about connecting with Israel and the

We all know how Hadassah helped women and children in Israel,but what about its contributions to women—and Judaism—in America? As a young married woman living