Nearly 200 Hadassah members, donors and Associates traveled to Washington to advocate for Israel, combat antisemitism and push for expanded women’s health protections.

'It lights a fire in my belly to speak out, to stay focused, to work toward finding the resources to support our efforts.'

Despite ongoing challenges in Israel and the United States, Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, has been unwavering in advancing its mission.

Global Jewry is under attack, but one Hadassah member refuses to succumb to to learned hopelessness: ‘We must not cower. We must not hide.’

Now is the time to vote for representatives who will strengthen the Zionist movement and ensure a safe and secure Israel and strong Diaspora for generations to come.

Wendy Kalman develops a plan to empower members to identify antisemitism, understand its implications and to advocate for Israel.  

Can you name these Israeli women who achieved fame and success in a variety of industries, from the arts to the military to politics?

On my first trip to Israel as CEO of Hadassah, I arrived in the Jewish state aware of our long history of impactful response to crises.