In this parsha, Yoseph disguises his intentions by placing a cup in Binyamin's bag and accuses him of theft, but Yehudah offers himself as a substitute to spare their father's sorrow. Yoseph reveals his identity to his brothers, forgives them, and attributes their hardships to God's plan, ultimately sending for their father Yaakov and the rest of the family to join him in Egypt. During Yaakov's reunion with Yoseph, God informs him of the impending 400 years of enslavement in Egypt but assures the eventual return of the Israelites as a great nation.

2.  In this parsha, Yoseph snuck a cup into
Binyamin's bag.
 Then Yoseph accused Binyamin of theft and
threatened to throw him in jail.
 Yehudah offered to put himself in jail instead,
because if Yaakov found out that Benyamin
was in jail, he would die of sorrow.

3.  After Yoseph could not take it anymore, he told
his brothers who he really was.
 After that, he told his brothers that he forgave
them for selling him into slavery years before.
 Plus: Yoseph stated that it was part of G-d’s
brilliant plan to prepare for their survival from
the famine.

4.  Yoseph sent his brothers back to Israel with
gifts and presents to fetch Yaakov and the rest
of the Jews.
 Yaakov came to Egypt and reunited after 22
years with his son. He and the nation of the
Jews settled in the province of Goshen.

5.  Hashem came to Yaakov in a dream. He told
him that the nation of Israel will be enslaved for
400 hundred years in Mitzrayim, but eventually
will return to Israel.
 Hashem also stated that they will leave
Mitzrayim as a great nation.

6. The last part of the parsha described how
Yoseph used his knowledge to make Egypt a
wealthier place. There was actually a
commentary that said that Yoseph saved
enough food for the famine in only two years.

7.  The end!!!