Born Feiga-Chasse Judelowitz in 1922, Lebovits was 19 when Nazis invaded her hometown of Libau, in Latvia. She survived the Libau ghetto and five concentration and work camps.

Hadassah Executive Director/CEO Janice Weinman created a partnership with JWRP, opening up Momentum trips for Hadassah members in cities across the country.

Costa Rica is a paradise for tourists eager to explore rainforests, cloud forests and coffee plantations. It is also home to a thriving, prosperous Jewish community.

Hadassah Magazine presented Zoref with the Harold U. Ribalow Award for her novel at a ceremony held in New York on January 31.

From Dream to Innovation, Hadassah's milestone mission held last October, featured multiple centennial celebrations.

Among Hadassah leaders, Natan has earned a reputation as the consummate light packer. Here, she offers advice on packing for Israel travel.

A cruise on the Rhine River showcases Germany's many medieval charms as well as the reality of its Holocaust-era history.

From 1913 to 1915, Rae Landy lived in Jerusalem among the bustle, the poverty, the burgeoning Zionism and the outbreak of World War I.