November is a month of remembrances: the anniversary of the 1947 United Nations vote to partition Palestine into Jewish and Arab states and, this year,

Controversies used to be simple. Rabbis in Israel and the diaspora once argued over “Who is a Jew?” But after Israel’s High Rabbinic Court ruled

Natan Sharansky tells the story of how he first heard our name. During his imprisonment, he briefly shared a cell with a Communist Party official

America is in the midst of a presidential election, and even though Hadassah Magazine does not endorse candidates,we are acutely aware that our readers are in­tensely active

The world has changed dramatically since Hadassah was founded, but our mission is as timely today as it was in 1912. Our founders decided that

At Hadassah’s 94th annual convention, held in Los Angeles July 13-16 at The Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites, over 2,000 delegates were told to set

As the seasons change, the words of Hayyim Nahman Bialik (1873-1934) come to mind: “Summer is waning from the gold and from the copper/ and

Doggone It “The Jewish Traveler: Los Angeles” (June/July issue) mentioned that “it’s a tradition to line up for an all-beef hot dog at Pink’s,” but