I have never believed more profoundly in Hadassah than I do now.

From almond trees to prickly pears, a cornucopia of natural icons have become synonymous with Israel and its people.

This Hebrew root is too often used today.

By accepting differences in produce, we accept differences among ourselves, too.

Living Links trains third-generation survivors to honor their ancestors' history, counter antisemitism and safeguard Holocaust history through storytelling.

Thanks to the Holocaust Reunion Project, long-lost relatives can be reunited or meet for the first time.

Every war Israel has fought since 1948 has been a clash with enemies aiming to destroy the country. But whatever happens, Hadassah will be ready. 

Restoring German citizenship, I believe, offers Holocaust survivors and their descendants an opportunity to try to recover from past trauma and encourage spiritual growth.