Our time in exile is what makes us who we are. To be the Jewish people, it seems that we needed to go through exile

Some people will not take credit for their accomplishments. Others boast every second they can about the things they have achieved. However, neither are good

During my trip to Israel this past week, I was able to witness the abundance of kindness, unity, and growth that has come from Am

It is customary for many fathers to bless their sons on Friday night, saying that Hashem should grant them the blessing of being like Ephraim

How many times in our lives do we encounter challenges without losing our temper? Or how many of us can let go of our past

Parshat Mikeitz starts by stating that this has been the end of two years. The irony is that while this was said to be the

Saying no is extremely hard especially if it is something tempting or you are surrounded by so many people doing the action, you don’t want

In Parshat Vayishlach, Yaakov was preparing to meet his brother Esav. In doing so, he had done three things: sent messengers with gifts, split his

During this time, I have heard many people in the Jewish community talking about positivity. How can we stay positive? The third Lubavitcher Rebbe, the

Parshat Toldot shows the power of our tefillot. Hashem is always listening to our tefillot and wants to agree to our prayers. The word prayer

Every word in the Torah has value and is there for a purpose. Why then does it seem like this week’s parsha of Chayei Sarah

Recently I asked my students what Judaism is. Their varied responses all pointed to a similar conclusion: Judaism is having a target on my back,