Parashat Vayeshev recounts the story of Joseph, who is favored by his father Jacob above his brothers, highlighting a unique and cherished relationship. This special bond is paralleled with the connection between the Jewish people and their divine parent, suggesting a deeper spiritual significance. The narrative explores how Joseph's brothers respond with jealousy and ridicule, ultimately leading to conflict. The article draws a connection between this ancient family dynamic and the recurring theme of resentment towards the Jewish people's perceived chosenness throughout history.