When Avigdor Kaplan assumed the position of Director General of the Hadassah Medical Organization, he made a mission statement that said a lot in a

The holiday of Shavuot was celebrated June 3 to 5, but its spirit of faith and nationhood echoes in this issue of Hadassah Magazine. On

The guns began firing 100 years ago this summer. World War I not only changed the global political landscape—and set the stage for World War

Our national convention begins in just a few short weeks. The biannual gathering provides an ideal opportunity to catch up with old Hadassah friends, hear

Israel Media Bias? I am writing in regards to the February/March interview of New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief Jodi Rudoren. Rudoren held herself out

A group of Hadassah doctors and researchers are hunting down the biological roots of rare pediatric disorders.

In January 2012, the chairman of Alzheimer’s research at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York e-mailed a man he had yet to meet with an

  Earlier this month, Israel went through an annual observance that encapsulates the young nation’s history and also speaks to the essence of human experience.