Since we increase in light each night, why do we stop at eight? What's special about the eighth candle that it's light endures for the entire year?

Chanukah discourses compare the dedication of the altar to the extra support we give a child to launch their education. How does this apply to a survivor of childhood abuse and neglect: how can they gather strength to be productive?

Does the precedence of a Shabbat candle over a Chanukah candle indicate that a natural flame is greater than a miraculous one?

Why do Hillel and Shammai disagree according to the explanation that they lit one eighth of the oil each day?

Were the Chashmanayim righteous people or murderous mutineers who usurped the kingdom that belonged to Judah?

Why don’t we emphasize the vital role of women in Jewish history, as in Yehudis in the Chanukah story?

Why did Yosef say “is my father still alive” instead of “is our father still alive”?