In Memoriam: Charley J. Levine
Every print edition of Hadassah Magazine since September 2002 has included an interview conducted by our globe-trotting reporter Charley J. Levine.
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Moments from a CenturyRemembrances from longtime writers and contributors to Hadassah Magazine, including covering the miraculous operations that brought Jews from the Soviet Union and Ethiopia to Israel.
Hadassah Magazine @ 100—The Yesterday in TodayHadassah Magazine was born into a world at war. The first edition of what was then called the Hadassah Bulletin appeared six weeks after the
Hadassah Magazine @ 100: An Odyssey from WWI to wwwFor much of 1917, Palestine was in limbo. Ottoman authorities had expelled non-Turkish citizens, including many Jewish residents and most foreign aid workers. Between America’s
Managing ADHD at Hadassah HospitalIn the United States, more than a quarter of the children affected by it are expelled from school for disruptive behavior and over a third
Supporting Women, from A to DDWe cannot hide from the reality that Ashkenazic Jewish women are affected by breast cancer at rates higher than the rest of the female population due to the
Hadassah Hospital, On DutyChen Schwartz was shot at close range on August 5 and rushed to Hadassah Hospital on Mount Scopus. Arriving in critical condition, the 19-year-old soldierMeet the Veep: Frieda RosenbergRosenberg started her Hadassah career as president of Junior Hadassah. As an adult she led a young women/young leader’s group and later became president of the Merrick-Bellmore chapter
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