When Mom Was a Jewish Columbia Student
When I went back to school, I earned not just a master’s degree but also the determination to fight antisemitism and anti-Israel bias on campus.
Archives for April 2025
Jewish Unity Without Uniformity
When each Jew is confident in who they are, they do not need to fear those who worship differently. At Mount Sinai and today, we are all the…
A Certified, Creative Hadassah Superstar
Harriet Binder, 99, has raised around $500,000 through the annual sale of artistic, elegant paper certificates for Mother’s Day.
‘Let the Truth Come Out’
Some families of female observer soldiers murdered by Hamas are not just grieving—they’re angry. And they demand accountability for October 7.
Cast Your Ballot for the World Zionist Congress
This election is not just a gesture of support for Israel—it is a tangible mechanism for American Jews to shape the future of the Zionist movement.
From Miriam’s Well to Hadassah Wellness
Hadassah’s focus on practical Zionism—Jewish body and soul as opposed to the political realm—grew out of Henrietta Szold's experience of the dismal public health conditions in Israel.
Noah Meets Miriam
A reminder that Jewish stories are often tales of surviving and thriving past hardship and loss.
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