Our instinct is to heal in every space we occupy, and to create new spaces when necessary. Learning from experience helps us avoid being caught unprepared.

Magic happens at Hadassah, but for all the expertise of our superb staff, there are still some outcomes that come as a surprise.

We live in a world of life and death, and we tip the balance in favor of the former through love and action, through imagination and memory.

'Jewish experience teaches us that we are survivors,' and 'healing from trauma builds a foundation for memory and resilience.'

The formal dedication of the Gandel Rehabilitation Center was not only a moment of celebration but a reflection of Hadassah’s commitment to Israel and the Jewish people.

Just as we nurture future generations in our homes, Hadassah nurtures Israel’s future through our institutions of healing and education.

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.

The world’s oldest calendar system keeps us tied to our ancient homeland.