Old Friends: Two Zionists Grow Up Together
Hadassah and I were born within months of each other on opposite sides of the globe. It, of course, was as unaware of the infant
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Medicine: A Dream Becomes RealityJerusalemites are a conservative bunch. The now popular Knesset building was disliked for a decade following its 1966 inauguration, and the jury is still outLetters to the Editor: Hadassah and EmpowermenOur Nursing Roots I am a lifelong member of Hadassah, a member of a Hadassah nursing council as well as a graduate of the nursingLetter from Mount of Olives: Keeping a PromiseHenrietta Szold's final resting place is faithfully maintained by members of the Sayd family.Interview: Bernice S. TannenbaumEight of Hadassah’s 25 national presidents are still with us, but none of them has a broader sweep of the Hadassah century than Bernice S.Looking Toward Our Second CenturyIn this issue of Hadassah Magazine, we commemorate just some of what we have accomplished over the last 100 years—and all that we are still doingGoing to Hadassah: Sewing a NationIn Connecticut, where I grew up, my mother and my Aunt Lucile were forever “going to Hadassah.” I was not sure what they did inFamily Matters: Members with SeniorityAt age 14, Frieda Cooper was drafted to the role of secretary at her mother’s Zionist meetings in Boston. She dutifully attended every gathering to
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