Fox’s ‘Doc’ Explores Memory, Medicine and Some Jewish Faith
Series showrunner Barbie Kligman talks about her path to Hollywood and why she brought a chai-wearing doctor to the small screen.
Archives for October 2025
Biblical Intrigue With ‘House of David’
The politics, intrigue and romance found in biblical texts make their way to the small screen in an action-infused production filled with Israeli talent.
Windows on Memory and Resilience
Through the war, our hospitals functioned as bridges to peace, places where Jewish, Muslim, Christian and Druze staff, patients and families interact in an atmosphere of shared purpose.
Navigating My Jewish Identity in the Colorado Legislature
A State lawmaker stands up to cries of “Jesus” and anti-Israel sentiment.
The Person Behind the Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Dr. Shani Paluch-Shimon is a pioneer in empowering women to make informed choices throughout their deeply personal breast cancer journeys.
Letters to the Editor: Keep Buying Jewish Books
Readers respond to previous Hadassah Magazine coverage.
REVIEW: ‘Ghosts of a Holy War’
What’s the big-bang moment of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? In her recent book, journalist Yardena Schwartz attempts to pinpoint the 1929 massacre of Jews in Hebron.
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