Archives for April 2012

You may have walked by one on the street and never had a clue. Balding, paunchy and wearing a business suit, there’s nothing about these

A dazzle of color is the visitor’s reward for climbing four flights of stairs to take a peek at this duplex overlooking the Mediterranean Sea:

It’s the shy side of 7 P.M. on a recent Monday night at Zahav, chef Michael Solomonov’s hit four-year-old modern Israeli restaurant in Philadelphia. At the

Only three miles separate Laila Abed Rabho’s home from Jerusalem’s Hebrew University, but she had to travel an extraordinary distance to get there. Abed Rabho,

The popular saying, “It’s the journey, not the destination,” probably goes back to Socrates. But, as in so many instances in human culture, the Jewish

Early on Monday, March 19, two dozen urology patients crossed a bridge between two buildings, opening the latest chapter in Hadassah’s 100-year narrative Some in

Editor’s Note: Hadassah Magazine interviews figures from across the political spectrum in the United States and Israel. In America, given biennial Congressional contests and long

March 19. There has been great international uproar, combined with sensational headlines, about the question of Israel attacking Iran’s nuclear facilities. Some favor an attack;