Different perspectives are not necessarily conflicting ones, and can even lead to surprising points of comprehension—if not a confluence of views.

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

Every print edition of Hadassah Magazine since September 2002 has included an interview conducted by our globe-trotting reporter Charley J. Levine.

Hadassah Magazine was born into a world at war. The first edition of what was then called the Hadassah Bulletin appeared six weeks after the

Hadassah is a fixture of daily life in Israel, as recognizable a feature of the landscape as Mediterranean beaches, Jerusalem stone, the Azrieli Towers or

In sports, it is easy to confuse Finland with Israel. Both have national teams that use blue and white uniforms, based on national colors. If

I first met Meir Ribalow in 1982, when he and his family chose Hadassah Magazine to administer a literary prize in memory of his father, Harold. For

In hindsight, history always looks inevitable. When we look at Hadassah’s 100-year saga, we see the linear version, showing the founding meeting at Temple Emanu-El