When something bad happens to us, we can view it as a setback or as an opportunity. When the Jews committed the sin of the Golden Calf, it seemed to be a disaster, but Moshe came out with a very significant gain.
Turning Lemons into Lemonade
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When something bad happens to us, we can view it as a setback or as an opportunity. When the Jews committed the sin of the Golden Calf, it seemed to be a disaster, but Moshe came out with a very significant gain.
When Israel faced massive immigration from Iraq, the government had to make a decision — do we bring them in now, or wait until we have enough to provide for them?
Every once in a while, the debate about taxes reappears. Should taxes be raised or not? What does Judaism have to say about it?
Clothing is a significant obsession in American life; every occasion has a different garb. Judaism too, associates many traditions with clothing. Why so?
When the Rebbe began to send out Shluchim, there weren’t many volunteers. Only a select few were willing to swim against the current.
During the exile in Egypt, the Jews could have easily lost all hope. Fortunately, their forefather Yaakov had already considered that possibility.
In America, people live from vacation to vacation. How does Judaism look at it?
A frightening cyber-attack took place on a water system in Tampa before the Super Bowl. What is the deeper meaning of water according to Jewish thought?
Sometimes, we notice people with unnatural success. How do they achieve it? What is the underlying power that they have?
We often get excited about charitable affairs on a national scale or even around the world. But what about the poor of our own city? Who does Judaism view as most important?
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