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Bucking societal and religious shibboleths, this generation is pushing for shared parenting to strike a balance between the mommy track and the superwoman model.

If history has taught us anything, it is this: There is no challenge that a Hadassah lady isn’t willing to take on.

Gaza medical staff learn under the radar in Israel so cystic fibrosis patients can be treated at home without having to endure checkpoints

There are 42 Youth Aliyah villages throughout Israel, and they are all direct descendants of the Youth Aliyah movement pioneered by Henrietta Szold and Recha Freier to rescue young Jews from Nazi Germany and bring them to safety in youth villages in Mandate Palestine.

Hadassah’s hospitals in Jerusalem have served a mixed community of Arabs and Jews for decades. Their mission is to extend a 'hand to all, without regard for race, religion or ethnic origin'.

From Khamenei saying the West will not lift sanctions if Iran freezes nuclear project, to sources saying ex-PM may participate in upcoming elections; Haaretz.com brings you the top 8 headlines you might have missed.

Monarch dissolves Jordan's tribally dominated parliament last week, halfway through its four-year term, paving the way for the election.

Although the groundwater and surface water pollution was discovered about 20 years ago, this will be the first time IMI executives will be forced to testify.

In speech, Iranian Supreme Leader says western media exaggerating the sanctions' Iran news agency: Islamic Republic coordinating IAEA chief's visit to Tehran.

Over the summer of 2012, when an Israeli strike on Iran seemed imminent, Ari Shavit spoke to top Israeli strategists in a bid to offer a balanced and sober approach to the debate. All 13 conversations are now available in kindle e-book format.