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REVIEW: ‘Body: My Life in Parts’
In Nina Lichtenstein’s new memoir, flesh and bones become an unusual gateway to contemplations of youth, middle age and menopause.
New Jewish Books Full of Faith, Comedy and Yiddish
A biography of iconic comedian Sid Caesar, a guide to the transformative power of Shabbat and an illustrated book on the broad sweep of Yiddish culture.
A Proud Zionist Muses on Resilience
Global Jewry is under attack, but one Hadassah member refuses to succumb to to learned hopelessness: ‘We must not cower. We must not hide.’
Women Are Rewriting the Role of Torah Scribe
Since Jen Taylor Friedman penned her first Torah in 2007, several dozen women have followed suit, creating an entire professional category that did not exist a generation ago.
Hadassah Tackles Israel’s Nursing Crisis
Home to the Middle East’s first nursing school, HMO is on a mission to address the country’s nursing shortage.
The Feminist Hero of Hanukkah
An Hanukkah legend, and crossword puzzle, dedicated to a brave savior of the Jewish people.
Fried Greek Delicacies for Hanukkah
Ditch the jelly and potatoes and celebrate the miracle of oil with Greek Doughnuts drenched in honey and Santorini Tomato Patties.
REVIEW: ‘Hunting in America’
With her debut novel, noted poet Tehila Hakimi joins a growing cadre of Israeli authors who write about Israelis living in North America
Hungarian Chess Champion Tícia Gara Makes Aliyah
The Women Grandmaster looks forward to celebrating her favorite holiday, Hanukkah, in her new homeland.
This Jewish Organization Helps People Schmooze About Death
'Talking about death won’t kill you,' says Jewish Association for Death Education (JADE) co-founder Susan Kramer.
A Coffee Table Book With 100 Jewish Artifacts
Published as part of YIVO’s centennial celebration, ‘100 Objects’ paints a sweeping portrait of more than a thousand years of Eastern European Jewish life.
A Jewish Journey Along the Silk Road
A kippah sparks an exotic voyage through Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Armenia.
New Digital Tools Address Rising Antisemitism
From apps that document hate to platforms empowering students online, Jewish groups are turning to technology to track and counter rising antisemitism.
The Jewish Self-Help Books We Desperately Need
A recent wave of books continues the Jewish tradition of turning to spiritual and rabbinical texts for help navigating modern-day challenges.
Hadassah Magazine’s Hanukkah Gift Guide 2025
Unapologetically Jewish book subscription boxes, fashion, Judaica and more for you and your loved ones.
How the War Influenced Israeli Fashion
Since October 7, Israeli designers have turned fashion into a reflection of national emotion, from yellow ribbon pins and hostage dog tag necklaces to solidarity messages on T-shirts.
A New Stage of Healing for Israel
Just as we nurture future generations in our homes, Hadassah nurtures Israel’s future through our institutions of healing and education.
The Jewish Picture Books Everyone’s Talking About
From Hanukkah dragons and Shabbat magic to board books and biographies of Jewish American legends, this year’s crop of titles will delight young readers of all ages.
The Joy of Reading and Re-reading
As the Talmudic rabbis teach, no two reading experiences are the same.
Finding a Way Back to Normal in Israel
The country's long road to recovery is marked with uncertainty.
John Irving’s ‘Queen Esther’
In his new book, the famed novelist tackles antisemitism and Israeli history.
Angela Buchdahl, ‘An Unlikely Rabbi’
Buchdahl’s deep spiritual faith and determination in ‘breaking a stained-glass ceiling’ of male rabbinic gatekeepers has made her one of the best-known and most admired rabbis in America.
Henrietta Szold’s Story, From the Granddaughter of Her Lost Love
Filmmaker Abby Ginzberg, whose grandfather was Louis Ginzberg, discusses her highly personal documentary of Hadassah’s founder.
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