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Abby Ginzberg, a documentary filmmaker with familial ties to Henrietta Szold, explores Szold's significant contributions to Jewish and humanitarian causes th...

Amid potential missile threats from Iran during Operation Rising Lion, Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem demonstrated extraordinary preparedness by relocating vuln...

The Guide to Jewish Literature for July/August 2025 in Hadassah Magazine highlights notable Jewish books and authors, offering reviews and insights on recent...

The Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. (HWZOA) has announced its 2025 Annual Meeting of Voting Members, scheduled for August 11, 2025, at...

Jonathan Schmalzbach explores the migration patterns of Jewish communities heading towards Florida, also known as the Sunshine State, examining how this move...

Henrietta Szold, a pioneer of American Jewish education and Zionism, has left a lasting legacy through her role as the founder of Hadassah. Born to Rabbi Ben...

Misophonia by Dana Vowinckel, translated by Adrian Nathan West, is a compelling coming-of-age novel exploring the tumultuous journey of Margarita Fuchs, a te...

Esther Chehebar's debut novel "Sisters of Fortune" delves into the lives of three sisters in a Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn. Drawing parallels to Jane...

Sandee Brawarsky curates a selection of significant Jewish books to read over the summer, spanning diverse narratives of Jewish identity and history. From Me...

The article by Esther D. Kustanowitz examines the abundance of Holocaust-themed content in films and TV and questions its impact on audiences. While this gen...

Leah Davenport, a graduate student from the College of Charleston, discovered a poignant way to commemorate a Jewish family nearly lost to history. While on ...

The Szanto Synagogue in Szentendre, Hungary, is possibly the smallest synagogue globally, with just 130 square feet of space yet capable of hosting a minyan....

Air Haifa is Israel's first new commercial airline in over three decades, launched amid the Israel-Hezbollah conflict that forced them to initially operate o...

Deborah Harris, a significant figure in the Israeli literary world, discusses the tormented state of the Israeli publishing industry a year after calls for c...

Thrifting, for some, is more than just a hunt for bargains—it's a spiritual experience, as explored by Deborah Fineblum. The article details the joys of find...

Miami has long been a vibrant, ever-evolving hub of culture and community, with Jews playing a significant role in its development. This article explores Mia...

Jenifer Wolf Kam explores the mystery of her great-great-aunt Elka, who vanished in 1901 while traveling from London to the United States. The family's quest...

Hadassah Magazine secured 13 Simon Rockower Awards for its exceptional journalism focusing on Israel post-October 7 and the rise in global antisemitism. Reco...

Lital Ovadia is part of a growing trend of female winemakers in Israel, having founded Tel Winery in the Golan Heights in 2018. Her team, composed entirely o...

The recent conflict in northern Israel has significantly impacted the local wine industry, with vineyards suffering from scorched terrain and disrupted opera...

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 ...