Hadassah

Zionist women's organization

Hadassah is a Hebrew name meaning "myrtle," best known as the birth name of the biblical Queen Esther.

It remains in use as a Jewish given name.

Hadassah is also the name of a major American Jewish women's organization founded in 1912, known for charitable work and support of medical facilities in Israel.

Esther

Mordecai

Purim story protagonist

edict · gallows · fasting · intercession · courage · advocacy · providence · Persia · exile · heroine

Purim

festival

Organized public celebration

feasting · masquerade · carnival · revelry · Shushan · charity · gifts · parades · spiel · reading

Jewish

synagogue

Jewish house of worship

  • TorahJudaism's core scripture
  • HebrewSemitic language of Israel
  • IsraelMiddle Eastern nation

diaspora · Zionism · mitzvah · kosher · Shabbat · menorah · seder · Talmud · Passover · Hanukkah

organization

Zionist

Jewish state proponent

Israel · healthcare · membership · chapters · advocacy · nurses · Jerusalem · fundraising · youth

name

Hebrew

Semitic language of Israel

traditional · meaning · namesake · identity

myrtle

plant

Botanical organism

Sukkot · greenery · botanical

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organizational mission/ideology

HadassahHamas

Gazan Islamist governing body

Hezbollah

gender composition

HadassahKnights of Columbus

Catholic fraternal service organization

Freemasons

Family

myrtle, myrtles

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