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Amidst the tensions of Operation Rising Lion, residents of Jerusalem's Katamon neighborhood, including Wendy Elliman, frequently find themselves heading to c...

Jennifer Lang shares an intimate reflection on life in Tel Aviv amidst the tension of missile attacks. The piece captures a nighttime routine disrupted by re...

Recent acts of antisemitic violence in the U.S., including the murders in Washington, D.C. and an attack in Boulder, Colorado, highlight the persistent threa...

Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur, one of the few female rabbis in France, is gaining recognition as a prominent public intellectual and advocate for religious plura...

In honor of Pride Month, Hadassah Magazine presents "A Queer Jewish Reading List," showcasing a diverse selection of literature that reflects queer Jewish ex...

In "One Good Thing," Georgia Hunter shifts her focus from her family's Holocaust experience in Poland to the plight of Italian Jews during World War II. Set ...

Allison Epstein's novel, "Fagin the Thief," offers a reimagining of the antisemitic character Fagin from Charles Dickens's "Oliver Twist," recasting him as J...

Mazeltov, the debut novel by Israeli Italian writer Eli Zuzovsky, offers a complex and nonlinear coming-of-age story centered on Adam Weizmann, an Israeli bo...

Hadassah, founded in 1912, continues its mission of healing and promoting peace through medicine in Israel, despite facing numerous historical challenges. Th...

Elsa Guedj stars as La Schmoll, a newly ordained liberal rabbi in the HBO Max series "Reformed," set in the picturesque city of Strasbourg, France. The drame...

Hadassah's recognition of 18 influential women advocating for Israel highlights the diverse and passionate nature of pro-Israel advocacy today. The 2025 coho...

Israel has made significant advancements in its dairy industry, transforming from a modest beginning with about 1,000 cows in the early 20th century to produ...

The immersive experience in Israel for the Evolve Leadership Fellows of Hadassah has deeply impacted its participants, enhancing their connection to Israel a...

Hapoel Lev Jerusalem, a burgeoning women's basketball team in Israel, is making significant strides both on and off the court, with considerable support from...

Hannah Altman's photographic exhibition, "As It Were, Suspended in Midair," held at Brandeis University's Kniznick Gallery, explores the intersection of Jewi...

The Hebrew root (peh-dalet-heh), meaning 'to redeem' or 'to rescue,' conveys deep insights into Jewish perspectives on hostage situations, as currently exemp...

Hilary Danailova reflects on a vacation to Graz and Salzburg, cities in Austria marked by a complex Jewish history, which rebounded with renewed Jewish life ...

Sandee Brawarsky reviews a collection of recent Jewish novels and poetry, highlighting diverse narratives reflecting Jewish experiences across time and place...

Rabbi Irving Greenberg's book, "The Triumph of Life," explores a comprehensive narrative theology of Judaism with a focus on the concept of tikkun olam, trad...

In "Mothers and Other Fictional Characters," Nicole Graev Lipson presents a collection of 12 insightful essays that delve deeply into the themes of motherhoo...

Exploring the complex and multifaceted journey of motherhood, Judy Bolton-Fasman reviews three distinct books by Jewish women authors that delve into the emo...

Ada Karmi-Melamede, a celebrated Israeli architect, co-designed the iconic Supreme Court building in Jerusalem, reflecting her philosophy that buildings must...

Fictional Jewish mothers have become a staple in literature and media, often serving as complex characters that blend humor, wisdom, and cultural richness. T...

The latest edition of "Guide to Jewish Literature" for May/June 2025 presents a curated list of new publications and noteworthy works that delve into Jewish ...

Carol Ann Schwartz explores the intertwined significance of Israel’s Independence Day and Mother's Day, analyzing how both national sovereignty and motherhoo...

Rabbi Shira Stutman shares the inspirational story of Rachel, a young woman in foster care, to illustrate how small acts of chesed (loving-kindness) can tran...

Canada's food culture showcases prominent Jewish female leaders who intertwine their culinary arts with Jewish traditions. Influential figures like Eden Grin...

Idina Menzel stars in the Broadway musical Redwood, which integrates Jewish ethical principles and personal healing through its narrative. The play follows h...

Valerie Gerstein, a Jewish graduate student at Columbia University, recounts her experiences in the nonprofit management master's program amidst rising antis...

Reflecting on the massive March for Israel held in Washington, D.C., Ashira Boxman draws parallels to the biblical moment at Mount Sinai, emphasizing Jewish ...

Harriet Binder's remarkable 60-year tenure at Hadassah Needham, a suburban Boston chapter, exemplifies devoted community service and innovative leadership. A...

In a moving account, the story reveals the devastating impact of the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas on the Nahal Oz base in southern Israel, which resulted...

Israeli author Ayelet Tsabari, known for exploring her Yemeni heritage through literature, will discuss her award-winning novel "Songs for the Brokenhearted"...

Hadassah Magazine is hosting a panel on June 18 at 7 PM ET, featuring a dialogue among prominent young Zionist figures advocating for Israel. Moderated by Ex...

Join a dynamic online panel discussion moderated by Hadassah Magazine Executive Editor Lisa Hostein, featuring actor and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik. The eve...

As Jews gather for Passover, the themes of liberation and resilience are mirrored in the upcoming World Zionist Congress (WZC) elections, where American Jews...

In the context of modern challenges, including Israel's longest war and rising antisemitism, Hadassah stands as a testament to resilience and innovation. Des...

Rabbi Wendy Zierler reflects on Miriam, the sister of Moses, as a symbol of resilience amidst recent global and personal challenges such as the Covid pandemi...

Janis Ian: Breaking Silence is a documentary exploring the life and musical legacy of Jewish singer-songwriter Janis Ian, known for her breakthrough hits "So...

Panama has emerged as a prime destination for Jewish travelers, offering a rich blend of kosher amenities and cultural experiences against the backdrop of it...

The article highlights a diverse selection of new Jewish books for Spring 2025, featuring works of fiction and non-fiction by various authors. Binnie Kirshen...

Entwine, an initiative of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), offers young Jews the opportunity to combine adventure and tikkun olam thro...

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has not only affected humans but also animals, such as donkeys and horses, which have been exploited to carry heavy loads under ...

Philanthropist Manette Mayberg experienced a spiritual awakening regarding the protective power of mezuzahs after a guest's accident at her home in 2014. Thi...

Join Hadassah Magazine for an engaging conversation with celebrated author Dara Horn, a three-time National Jewish Book Award winner known for her profound i...

The documentary "October 8," directed by Wendy Sachs and produced by Debra Messing, examines the escalation of antisemitism on American college campuses foll...

Carol Ann Schwartz reflects on the relevance of Purim and Passover in modern Jewish life, focusing on the empowerment attributed to these holidays and their ...

Asaf Peled shares his personal journey of rediscovering Judaism through travel, particularly with experiences in Spain. Growing up in a Modern Orthodox famil...

Hadassah Magazine presents an exciting event featuring a panel discussion with actress and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik, focusing on the inspiring stories fro...

Israel has emerged as a significant hub for ADHD research and treatment, with increasing rates of diagnosis mirroring those in the United States. Factors suc...