Since the WGA strike means a complete work stoppage, TV writer Melanie Kirschbaum is keeping busy by picketing—and trying to get pregnant.

We're tickled pink at the overwhelmingly positive response to our Barbie cover, which featured Ruth Handler with four of her vintage dolls.

In Israel, your neighbor may vote for a different party, speak a different language, make more noise than necessary—or become your patient, surgeon or kidney donor.

The award-winning magazine scored big at the 42nd Annual American Jewish Press Association (AJPA) Simon Rockower Awards for excellence in Jewish journalism.

'Every issue is like comfort food to me,' a Hadassah Magazine reader writes.

And a mitzvah-exemption for Jewish women.

Eyal Kashi, the head of security, stresses to his team that they’re safeguarding a hospital, not a shopping mall: ‘Everything you do needs to be tempered with compassion.’

'Leaving behind all that was familiar to move to Israel was, perhaps, the hardest thing we’ve ever done, but it was also one of the most rewarding.'