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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...

The author, a high school senior named Gabrielle Siegel, writes about her journey exploring colleges as a proud liberal Reform Jew interested in aerospace en...

Adam Milstein discusses a revitalization of Jewish activism in the wake of recent antisemitic threats. He highlights a new sense of urgency within the Jewish...

In response to increased antisemitic threats and prominent international events, like the October 7 Hamas attacks, some American Jews, including those who ma...

Israeli medical clowns are providing crucial support in healing both physical and psychological traumas of soldiers and civilians impacted by recent conflict...

Jews from the Diaspora are now able to influence the future of the Zionist movement by voting in the upcoming 39th World Zionist Congress, where $6 billion w...

The latest edition of the 'Guide to Jewish Literature' curated by Randi O'Connor for Hadassah Magazine highlights a selection of notable Jewish books release...

Four recent books spotlight the remarkable achievements of Jewish women, essential reading for inspiring young Jewish girls and celebrating female leadership...

Adam Milstein highlights a renewed vigor within the Jewish community in response to rising antisemitic threats, particularly in the aftermath of the events o...

Kugel serves as a prequel to the acclaimed Israeli series Shtisel, exploring the lives of Shulem Shtisel's younger brother, Nuchem, and his daughter, Libbi, ...

Raised in a Modern Orthodox family in Israel, Asaf Peled felt detached from Judaism as he questioned and wandered through Europe. A chance encounter with a s...

Talia Bodner critiques the lack of non-Jewish peer support for Zionist Jews in the face of growing antisemitism on college campuses. She highlights the chall...

Jonathan Schmalzbach's piece in Hadassah Magazine explores the life and impact of a prominent Jewish female leader, examining her journey and contributions t...

Israel's Ethiopian community, numbering over 170,000, is bringing its rich culinary heritage to the forefront of the country's vibrant food scene. Figures li...

Beejhy Barhany, an Ethiopian-Israeli-American chef, is releasing her new cookbook, "Gursha: Timeless Recipes for Modern Kitchens," celebrating Ethiopian cuis...

Dara Horn, a renowned author and voice against antisemitism, explores her lifelong fascination with Passover through a unique narrative approach in her new g...

Dara Horn's graphic novel "One Little Goat," targeted for readers aged 8 and up, intertwines elements of magic and Jewish tradition within a Passover narrati...

The Jewish Museum in Manhattan is hosting "The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt," an exhibition that explores the cultural impact of Queen Esther's sto...

Hadassah leaders gathered in January to reflect on their past achievements, strategize for the future, and address contemporary challenges such as the war in...

Tu B'Shevat, celebrated as the new year for trees, has grown from its roots as a minor agricultural festival into a broader acknowledgment of ecological conc...

Aleeza Ben Shalom, famed from Netflix's "Jewish Matchmaking," shares her pragmatic and culturally sensitive dating advice in her new book "Matchmaker, Matchm...

Hadassah Magazine is hosting a panel discussion on February 20 about the lasting impact of Anne Frank's diary, which remains a pivotal work in Holocaust lite...

Join Hadassah Magazine for an insightful conversation with Dara Horn, a prominent Jewish author known for her prize-winning novels. The event, featuring Exec...

Ronald Leopold, Executive Director of the Anne Frank House, has launched a full-scale recreation of Anne Frank's hiding place in Amsterdam at New York City's...

Anne Frank's "Diary of a Young Girl" is a powerful literary work that has profoundly shaped global understanding of the Holocaust. However, its universal mes...

Joseph Lowin explores the versatility of the Hebrew root (ḥet-tet-pe), meaning "to snatch", which appears in various contexts from ancient scriptures to mode...

Jessica Elisheva Emerson's debut novel, "Olive Days," explores the tumultuous emotional journey of Rina Kirsch, a Modern Orthodox Jewish mother in Los Angele...

Tova Mirvis' novel, "We Would Never," intricately blends a murder mystery with a deep exploration of familial and personal complexities. The story centers ar...

Jennifer Lang's memoir, "Landed," takes readers through her complex journey of making aliyah to Israel, balancing a cross-cultural marriage, and navigating h...

Leah Lax's "Not From Here: The Song of America" delves into the immigrant experience in America by presenting personal narratives interwoven with her own fam...

Bryan Schwartzman's article in Hadassah Magazine reviews two new books, Adam Kirsch's "On Settler Colonialism" and Jake Wallis Simmon's "Israelophobia." Thes...