Zionism Is a Jewish Right
As we celebrate the 120th anniversary of the Zionist movement and also experience the spiritual renewal of the holiday season, let’s make sure that Zion beats in all…
Hadassah Collaboration Bears Fruit
A Hadassah researcher is one half of the team behind a pomegranate dietary supplement that has been shown to delay the onset of certain neurodegenerative diseases.
Motivate & Mobilize (and Bake): Hadassah in St. Louis
Policy meetings, organizational updates, joyful celebrations and a live cooking demonstration from star chef Shannon Sarna awaited participants at Hadassah's July conference in St. Louis.
Dieting in the ‘Fast’ Lane
While fasting on Yom Kippur addresses spiritual cleansing, scads of weight loss books are popularizing the diet fad of intermittent fasting.
Courtroom Drama ‘Marshall’
Director Reginald Hudlin’s film is an important reminder of great collaborations between blacks and Jews in the civil rights movement.
Listening to Hillel
The United States is witnessing an alarming rise in bigotry and racism—hate speech, digital harassment, vandalism, bomb threats and cemetery desecrations, in addition to physical harassment.
An Optimist’s View of American Jews
Author Richard Rubin details American history from colonial times to the present, highlighting the uniqueness of the American Jewish experience.















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