Love Your Neighbor As Yourself.
This mitzvah commands us to love our fellow Jew with the same concern and care we have for ourselves. Loving another means seeking their good, helping in times of need, and avoiding harm or insult. It establishes the foundation for unity and peace among the Jewish people and is described by Rabbi Akiva as a central principle of the Torah.
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