We are forbidden from hating one another.
This mitzvah forbids secretly bearing hatred or resentment toward a fellow Jew. The Torah demands openness, honesty, and reconciliation rather than hidden grudges. Harboring inner hatred erodes relationships and weakens the unity of the Jewish people. Instead, one should confront disputes directly, seeking peace and correction in a constructive way.
Commentary & Classical Explanation:
Encompasses mitzvot that govern ethical behavior, kindness, and justice in human relationships.
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