By Nesanel Yoel Safran It took a lot of courage for the Jewish slaves in Egypt to do things that publicly showed that the false
Everyone enjoys a good laugh—but not every laugh is necessarily good. While humor can be used in a positive way to make people feel good,
When things are going well for us, we shouldn’t close a blind eye to others who aren’t so fortunate. Moses grew up as a prince
Everyone is different. But each person, in his or her own special way, has something valuable to add to the world. Our job is to
When people feel they are being unfairly taken advantage of, they often think their only choice is either to react angrily or just give in
There’s more to Chanukah than spinning tops and eating potato pancakes. The first Chanukah millennia ago—and Chanukah today—represents a great struggle between two very different
While it’s fine to care about how we look, we shouldn’t get carried away. In this week’s Torah portion we learn how Joseph, who grew
Everything we have — including all of the world’s resources like water and oil — are gifts from God that we should appreciate and not
We wish that everyone would treat us the way they should. But it doesn’t always turn out that way. We may feel cheated. Does that
People are not always the same on the inside as they appear on the outside. The image that someone projects doesn’t necessarily tell the whole
It is important to be kind, but what if being kind in one way will end up causing us to be dishonest in another? This
It’s easy to see what’s good about some people. Their virtues just seem to shine. But sometimes it’s not so easy, and it seems like
