Analysis of Rashi’s commentary on Eisav going to marry the daughter of Yishmael.

Analysis of the way the Rambam describes the special joy on Sukkos accentuates how doing Judaism with joy is a big deal.

Can you really love every Jew like yourself? Explore two similar statements on Ahavat Yisrael by Rabbi Akiva and Hillel.

A story with the Rebbe Rashab gives us a revolutionary approach to childhood education in connecting to Hashem.

A closer look at the response of the Yosef’s brothers after being accused of theft. Discover how it is beneath our dignity to live a mundane life.

Children typically resemble their parents, why is it such a big deal for Hashem to make Yitzchak resemble his father?

A lesson in when seeing the negative in others is a reflection of own negativity that needs correction.

From the Rambam on the ten Red Heifers we learn the urgency to daven for Moshiach at every opportunity.

A higher level of trust serves as preparation to the Future Redemption, similar to the period prior to entering the Land of Israel. This parallel is conveyed in the theme shared in the beginning of the Haftorah of Balak and the end of the parsha.

Is there any value in forcing someone to do the right thing? Learn the meaning of Avraham coercing his guests to bless Hashem.