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An audio exhibition at The New York Historical Society showcases previously unavailable recordings of Holocaust survivors, bystanders, and Nazi perpetrators,...

In her latest novel, "The Red House," Mary Morris masterfully explores themes of hidden identity, family secrets, and intergenerational trauma through the st...

Award-winning author Mary Morris will discuss her novel, "The Red House," in an event hosted by Hadassah Magazine. The book interweaves a contemporary New Je...

This overview of new Jewish-related literature reveals diverse explorations of identity, memory, and human experience. The article highlights a biography of ...

In The Dressmakers Mirror, Susan Weiss Liebman, a former biology professor and geneticist, explores her Jewish family's history plagued by sudden deaths, ult...

"A Different Spirit: Creating Meaningful Bnai Mitzvah for Children with Disabilities," edited by Howard Blas and Ilana Trachtman, is a pioneering anthology o...

Michael Kimmel's book "Playmakers: The Jewish Entrepreneurs Who Created the Toy Industry in America" explores the significant impact Jewish innovators had on...

Jennifer Anne Moses' new collection, "Youve Told Me Before: Stories," delves into the intricate worlds of antisemitism, family dynamics, and identity within ...

In her novel, The World Between, Zeeva Bukai explores the intricate dynamics of love and exile through the lives of an unnamed narrator, her husband Max, and...

Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, has been actively challenging anti-Israel biases at the United Nations following the Hamas terror atta...

The Knesset, Israel's unicameral parliament, operates with 120 members serving four-year terms. Located in Jerusalem, the Knesset is central to Israeli democ...

The YIVO Learning and Media Center in Manhattan offers an immersive experience into prewar Eastern European Jewish life, with engaging activities like Yiddis...

The exhibition "2020: A Lens of Her Own" at the ANU-Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv highlights the significant contributions of Jewish women photogra...

The exhibition "Who Will Draw Our History? Women's Graphic Narratives of the Holocaust, 1944-1949," showcased at the Kniznick Gallery for Feminist Art at the...

Allegra Goodman delivers another captivating exploration of Jewish American family dynamics in her novel "This is Not About Us," returning to her favored sty...

Randi O'Connor's guide introduces readers to a curated selection of Jewish literature for January and February 2026, highlighting notable works that reflect ...

"Letters from the Afterlife" is a profound collection of correspondence between Holocaust survivors Chava Rosenfarb, a Yiddish writer, and Zenia Larsson, a s...

Reflecting on the recent past and the year 2026, Carol Ann Schwartz discusses how the Jewish community continues to struggle with the aftermath of the Octobe...

Milan, Italy, a city known for its architectural grandeur and rich cultural history, is also home to a vibrant Jewish community with a presence dating back t...

Ellen Finkelstein, in her first year as CEO of Hadassah, reflects on key moments and challenges that have shaped her tenure. She expresses gratitude for the ...

Following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, Marci Pratt engaged in an initiative to pray for hostage Eden Zecharya. Eden's tragic death spurred Marci to con...

Ruthie Rousso, a multifaceted figure in the culinary world, has expanded her roles to include humanitarian aid through World Central Kitchen (WCK) during and...

Jonathan Schmalzbach reflects on the enduring support for Israel and the Jewish people demonstrated by various global allies. The piece articulates how these...

Renia Spiegel's Holocaust-era diary, first published internationally in 2019, has now been translated into Hebrew, gaining renewed attention and serving as a...

Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. dives into the intertwined histories of Black and Jewish communities in his new PBS series, "Black and Jewish America...

Amid rising antisemitism and racial biases, a new initiative in Crown Heights unites Black and Orthodox Jewish mothers, including Jews of Color, to tackle bi...

Vivienne Gilliar-Smith recounts a poignant moment of connection to her Jewish heritage through a dress that belonged to her great-grandmother. As she prepare...

Alan Morinis, founder of The Mussar Institute, discusses the profound spiritual benefits of unplugging on Shabbat as explored in his new book, "The Shabbat E...

Jewish women are emerging at the forefront of a new movement to address menopause, a critical and often overlooked stage in women's health. With Generation X...

The iGaming industry has undergone significant transformation over the past decade, driven by advancements in modern technology, evolving regulations, and th...

Remi Haik Weinberg's book, "The Lost Wisdom of Rambam," revitalizes the health teachings of the esteemed Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, known as Maimonides or Ramba...

Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, has shown resilience and significant achievements in 2024 amidst the challenges faced globally, especi...

Hadassah Magazine dedicates its latest issue to a celebration of Jewish literature in anticipation of Jewish Book Month and Hanukkah. The issue explores a wi...

Bethlehem Road by Judy Lev is a collection of 12 short stories capturing the essence of the Baka neighborhood in Jerusalem from the 1960s to the 1990s. With ...

Readers of Hadassah Magazine share thought-provoking stories on diverse topics, reflecting community engagements and personal histories. Melissa Milgram and ...

The article explores the ancient Hebrew root (dalet, reish, gimel), which means to rank, grade, step, or arrange in levels, highlighting its usage throughout...

Explore the evolving dialogue on menopause through a dynamic panel hosted by Hadassah Magazine, featuring experts such as Joanna Strober and Lauren Tetenbaum...

Nina Lichtenstein's memoir, "Body: My Life in Parts," offers a unique exploration of identity, transformation, and cultural integration, using her own body a...

The article reviews a selection of new Jewish-themed books that traverse various genres and explore diverse narratives, from historical fiction to biography,...

Following the Hamas attacks in October 2023, the Gandel Rehabilitation Center at Hadassah's Mount Scopus campus was opened ahead of schedule to address urgen...

Stephanie Z. Bonder reflects on the resilience of Israelis and Zionists, drawing personal and historical parallels to emphasize the enduring Jewish spirit de...

Women scribes are revolutionizing Jewish tradition as they take on the historically male domain of Torah writing. Spearheaded by Jen Taylor Friedman, who com...

The article discusses the critical nursing shortage in Israel, presenting interventions by the Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) to address the crisis. Wit...

Jonathan Schmalzbach explores the often overlooked role of women in the Hanukkah narrative, particularly focusing on figures like Judith and Hannah who exemp...

Hen Mazzig, an Israeli with Mizrahi roots, celebrates Mizrahi Jewish traditions as part of preserving Jewish heritage, particularly post the October 7, 2023,...

Tehila Hakimi's novel "Hunting in America," translated by Joanna Chen, explores cultural dislocation through the lens of an Israeli woman's alienation in an ...

Tcia Gara, a distinguished Hungarian chess champion, made aliyah to Israel in May amidst escalating regional tensions. Despite the challenging environment du...

JADE, the Jewish Association for Death Education, founded in January 2023 by Susan Kramer and David Zinner, aims to facilitate conversations about death with...

The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research has launched a commemorative coffee table book titled "100 Objects: From the Collections of the YIVO Institute for Jew...

In a fascinating travelogue, Joyce Eisenberg recounts her journey through Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Armenia, regions steeped in Jewish history and culture. Mo...