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New Haroset Title Is a Scholarly History, With Recipes
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Jessica Halfin
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Jessica Halfin
Haroset is the glue—or mortar—that holds the modern seder together. A new book explores its delicious evolution and staggering varieties.
Hadassah
Inside Look
JWRP and Hadassah, Zionist Women Working Together
by
Libby Barnea
Hadassah Executive Director/CEO Janice Weinman created a partnership with JWRP, opening up Momentum trips for Hadassah members in cities across the country.
Hadassah
Inside Look
In Israel, Hadassah Membership Has Its Privileges
by
Barbara Sofer
Both the English and Hebrew-speaking chapters support Hadassah Medical Center’s fundraising initiatives and Hadassah national projects.
Hadassah
President's Column
The Adar-Nisan Nexus
by
Ellen Hershkin
Purim and Pesach are paradigmatic of the two states of Jewish existence.
Health + Medicine
Feature
Opioids or Cannabis? Rethinking Pain Management
by
Sarah Yahr Tucker
If opioids are off the table, what do you do to relieve debilitating pain?
Health + Medicine
Feature
The Operation That Saved an Ethiopian Teen
by
Barbara Sofer
A team of Hadassah doctors and nurses performed the first surgery for acute scoliosis in Ethiopia.
Being Jewish
Fighting Anti-Semitism With Matzah Balls
by
Marnie Fienberg
Passover brings memories of my mother-in-law, Joyce Fienberg, martyred at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
About Hebrew
Treif Is as Treif Does
by
Joseph Lowin
The root tet, resh, feh can be scrambled, shuffled or torn to pieces.
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