Two recent films out of Israel—about women who worked alongside men on one of the first kibbutzim, and about the trauma of 2,000-plus years of exile for Jews.

Some of the latest Jewish-related DVDs, from HBO's new Susan Sontag documentary to the Israeli film The Policeman and the French production The Rabbi's Cat.

Housed at Boston University, more than 500 letters, legal material and correspondence relating to the famous spy couple are now available.

With spellbinding reenactments, playwright-actor Tom Dugan brings the famous Nazi hunter to life.

Rosh Hashana marked the beginning of 5775, a shemitta, or sabbatical, year in the Land of Israel. According to the Torah, “And six years you

One hundred and a few years strong, Hadassah’s mission continues to stay relevant to our more than 300,000 members and supporters with fresh programming and even a fresh…

Hadassah has benefitted from the generous contributions of the United States government for more than 50 years, through grants from USAID.

Anniversaries like Hadassah Magazine’s Centennial (our first edition was published in September 1914) give us a sharper appreciation of how much the past shapes to-day’s