Joan Nathan’s Insatiable Curiosity
The superstar Jewish food writer delivers 'My Life in Recipes,' a new memoir with Shavuot-ready recipes.
Jewish Mothers Past, Present and Biblical
She's a much beloved stereotype, whether in depictions on television, in the Bible or taken from real life.
‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ Glorifies Love. Should It?
A new limited series on the Holocaust, based on the popular book by Heather Morris, recounts the romance between two Jewish inmates in Auschwitz.
Having the Conversation With Noa Tishby
In Tishby's recent book, "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew" the Hollywood insider writes: "Absolutely Free Palestine. Free Palestine from Hamas.”
Jewish Poetry’s Renaissance—and Challenges
“Poetry is central to Jewish liturgy and the Bible,” says Boston-based poet Deborah Leipziger. “It’s part of Jewish DNA.”
One Book, One Hadassah Discussion Guide: ‘Dwell Time’
Use our questions to guide book club conversations about 'Dwell Time,' a fascinating memoir by famed art conservator and author Rosa Lowinger.
Faith and Family in ‘We Were the Lucky Ones’
Moran Rosenblatt on her role as Herta Kurc in Hulu’s new Holocaust drama—and having a baby both onscreen and in real-life.
‘Cooking Together’ With Israelis Near the Gaza Border
Produced in collaboration with Kibbutz Be’eri, part of the proceeds of the new cookbook will go toward rebuilding what was destroyed on October 7.
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