Thank G-d for the Ghetto: Rav Samson Refael Hirsch on the parsha
Living in Goshen was a wise decision on the part of the Jews and a message for future exiles.
Living in Goshen was a wise decision on the part of the Jews and a message for future exiles.
Do righteous men play cruel games on other people? How could Yosef terrify his brothers?
How could Yaakov’s sons have been so cruel?
When Esav meets Yaakov, a part of him acknowledges the superiority of Yaakov’s path in life. But does he continue to hate his brother?
YU is beyond the pale in accepting the public flaunting of LGBT behavior, unequivocally prohibited by the Torah. Op-ed.
In all of Jewish literature, one would be hard-pressed to find a single statement glorifying self-esteem. Humility, however, is much lauded.