News & Stories

Many of us have family stories or personal memories of anti-Semitism, threats or even violence...

This Hanukkah, we’re sharing one story of light for each night. Be inspired.

When Terri Granot, a New York Hadassah member who made aliyah to Israel 10 years ago, discovered...

The day after two high school students saved their teacher’s life when she collapsed as she...

Stewart Greenberg’s column, “I Survived Cancer But My Fight Isn’t Over” relates that his search...

Allie Kashan’s column “What I Learned About Shabbat as a Kid” for Thrive Global reflects on how...

Dina Kraft, host of Hadassah’s 5-star monthly podcast The Branch, will make special appearances...

Hadassah Magazine announces that Michael David Lukas, author of The Last Watchman of Old Cairo...

Nurse Jana Hen’s patient is 82 years old and blind. “A good morning to you,” says Hen, putting a...

A special Proclamation from the City of Dallas “extended special recognition on Sunday, October...

Stacey R. Dorenfeld’s column “How Volunteering Can Be Your Chill Pill” for Thrive Global reflects...

“It was an amazing experience ... getting the word out about the good work of Hadassah to the...

Born-to-lead Dana Kapustin, 46, has been on the Hadassah board of directors in Charlotte, North...

What happens when women from disadvantaged communities participate in a health literacy course...

Dr. Tamar Elram, director of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus since 2017, has been named one of the...

Most women at risk for heart disease are aware of the need to improve their nutrition and...

When a group of Haredi women in Jerusalem asked the Hadassah Medical Organization’s Linda Joy...

Michelle Conwisar’s column “What Shabbat Means To Me” for Thrive Global, is a reflection on the...