The Jews in Egypt were, on one hand, idolaters, and on the other hand, staunchly Jewish in their identity. How did those two identities exist in tandem?
Jewish Identity Doesn’t Mean Being Religious
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Be A Dreamer
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Israel has raced ahead in their vaccination program. What is the secret to their success?
Influencing the Non-Jewish World
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The two most famous Jews in the non-Jewish world made it their goal to spread the message of one G-d in the world. But they had a tactic that was crucial to the success of their mission.
Sibling Rivalry
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When G-d appoints Aaron and Moses to lead the Jewish people together, it seems like a recipe for disaster. Why did G-d choose to do so? And how did it work out?
The Pandemic that saved a community
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As much of the world is back under lockdown, here is the story of a “pandemic” in a different time and place that saved countless lives.
Why You Can’t Tell the Jew What to Do
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Why did the Egyptians hate the Jews? And why are Jews so difficult to govern?
Good People in the World
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Sometimes people see only the bad in the world. It's always important--especially in our times--to remember that from the darkest of situations, a bright light can arise at any moment.
The Wayward Son
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We are often faced with the task of dealing with a difficult child. When Rabbi Feigelstock was faced with a similar situation, he was taught a new approach. A touching lesson from this week’s parsha.
Bonding Generations
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Animals don’t have grandchildren; that is something that is appreciated only within the human race. What does Torah say about the obligations of grandparents (and great-grandparents)?
Be a Jew’s Angel
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When two Chabad teenagers were spreading the message of Chanukah, they didn’t expected to have a reunion with a long-lost friend.