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While Jewish joy can be found in loud celebratory times, some of the most meaningful moments happen quietly, in unexpected places. The post Finding Jewish Joy in the Quiet Moments appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
A remarkable archive of Yiddish songs written by Jews in the Soviet Union during and after the war soundtrack to a history that refuses to be forgotten. The post When History Sings appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
All about illnesses, visiting the sick and a blessing for the new year. The post The Hebrew Root for Visiting the Sick and Celebrating the New Year appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
Readers respond to recent Hadassah Magazine coverage. The post Letters to the Editor: Iconic Cover and Different Jewish Perspectives appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
As we get closer to 5787 and the three-year anniversary of October 7, the Jewish people come together for hope for the future. The post Our Days, Our Millennia appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
As tourism to the Holy Land grew in the early 20th century, Hadassah encouraged its members to see Palestine for themselves, turning travel into a vehicle for deepening Jewish connection. The post Hadassah Led the Way on Travel to Pre-State Israel appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
Barbie, teddy bears, comic book heroes, beloved dolls and more take center stage in these books, which spotlight the Jewish creators who helped shape the toys, characters and stories that defined American childhood. The post Books About the People Who Shaped American Childhood appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
In partnership with jGirls+ Magazine, a program of Moving Traditions, this year's contest focuses on intergenerational Jewish joy. The post Announcing Hadassah Magazine’s 2026 Teen Essay Contest appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, a new exhibition in Manhattan highlights how Jews have shaped the nation’s defining debates and democratic ideals. The post New Exhibit Explores the Jewish History of American Democracy appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
In 'Be a Refusenik,' scholar and writer Izabella Tabarovsky makes the case that the language demonizing Zionism was crafted in the Soviet Union. The post What Jewish College Students Can Learn From Refuseniks appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
The writer behind 'A Walk on the Moon,' both the film and the musical, recalls her summers in the Catskills. The post Pamela Gray’s Summer of ’69 appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
From historical espionage to detective fiction and the latest Gabriel Allon book, these new and recent Jewish thrillers and mysteries deliver suspense from beginning to end. The post Plot Twists Ahead in These Jewish Thrillers and Mysteries appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
The JBI Library provides free braille, large print, audio and digital Jewish books and prayer materials. This year, they’ve added a new braille Machzor Lev Shalem. The post JBI Library Makes the High Holidays Accessible appeared first on Hadassah Magazine .
