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Hadassah Magazine Wins 17 Rockower Awards, Its Biggest Year YetWe’re kvelling!
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Homeward BoundFor Hadassah, travel to Israel has long been both a joy and a sacred commitment, but in recent years—amid pandemic and war, first in Gaza and later with Iran—making that round trip has become more rarefied and all the sweeter.
For Hadassah, travel to Israel has long been both a joy and a sacred commitment, but in recent years—amid pandemic and war, first in Gaza
Books
New Yiddish Books and Memoirs From Hadassah MembersA pilot’s account of foiling a historic plane hijacking, a celebration of the Yiddish word kvell and a daughter’s moving Holocaust family memoir.
A pilot’s account of foiling a historic plane hijacking, a celebration of the Yiddish word kvell and a daughter’s moving Holocaust family memoir.
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What to Know About Midwifery in IsraelFrom the biblical midwives Shifra and Puah to modern delivery rooms in Jerusalem, midwifery has long played a vital role in Jewish life.
From the biblical midwives Shifra and Puah to modern delivery rooms in Jerusalem, midwifery has long played a vital role in Jewish life.
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Inside Hadassah’s Day of Impact on Capitol HillNearly 200 Hadassah members, donors and Associates traveled to Washington to advocate for Israel, combat antisemitism and push for expanded women’s health protections.
Nearly 200 Hadassah members, donors and Associates traveled to Washington to advocate for Israel, combat antisemitism and push for expanded women’s health protections.
Jesse Zel Lurie, Veteran Jewish Journalist, Dies at 103Lurie joined Hadassah Magazine in 1947, overseeing the publication’s transition from a newsletter to a magazine and was the first professional journalist to head the operation.Building a Zionist Vocabularyby Marlene PostNow more than ever, supporters of Israel need every available tool to effectively defend the Jewish state.We Mourn the Loss of Past National President Deborah B. KaplanDeborah B. Kaplan, who served as national president of Hadassah from 1991 to 1995, passed away February 27, 2017.Build High by Digging DeepHadassah was born to plant the seeds of early Zionism, enriching the soil in which an emerging state grew while also strengthening an American Jewish community.Celebrating Zionism and Zionistsby Marlene PostThe story of Ruth Gruber, a trailblazing photojournalist and committed Zionist who passed away last November at 105, reflects a pioneering life lived to the fullest.Baring It All for Breast Cancerby Marlene PostMarcie Natan was one of 35 participants in Hadassah Greater Atlanta's Breast Strokes Paint Day to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research.More Thoughts on GEM, RBG and HebrewReaders react to our features on gender equity in medicine, Ruth Bader Ginsburg as well as to our essay on being Jewish at Christmas.Up for the CountFor Hadassah, empowerment means not only equality but also knowledge that facilitates healthy decisions—from heart health to exercise to our new nutrition program.Footer Menu Column 2
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