Why do we specifically bless our children to be like Ephraim and Menashe? Why not bless them that they should be like Abraham, Isaac and Jacob? David? Moses?

Joseph and his dreams are discussed in the Torah portion Vayeishev, which always either precedes Chanukah or falls during the holiday. 

Next time you have a bad day, remember that our challenges are sent from Above, in precisely the manner God intends them to appear.

There must be a reason why the story of Joseph and his brothers is in the weekly Torah portion read on Chanukah.

What was it about wagons that convinced Jacob that Joseph was really alive?

Baseless hatred is a serious sin. Ensuring that we, personally, are at peace with our fellows does not suffice. We must also actively promote peace among others.

Sibling rivalry, the antagonism or hostility among siblings, may very well be one of humanity's oldest problems. I call it the "Am I my brother's keeper?" syndrome.

When we’re down, we have to have the “Joseph attitude.” We have to look for the good even in the midst of the bad!