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edu:
To answer Tag-MehirTzedek
It's in Ohr Haraayon, chapter 10, page 96 Hebrew edition.

Tag-MehirTzedek:

--- Quote from: edu on July 31, 2012, 01:57:11 PM ---To answer Tag-MehirTzedek
It's in Ohr Haraayon, chapter 10, page 96 Hebrew edition.

--- End quote ---

 I know, I meant to ask about " that it is wrong to hate those that halacha, considers heretics."

 What suggested that? Both Rabbis agree to this as is evident in both their writings (and lectures as well).

edu:
Tag_MehirTzedek wanted to know why I thought Rabbi Bar Hayim, shlit"a might wrongly be interpreted on the halacha of hating heretics.
Because as stated above in his name he said:

--- Quote ---This is precisely what happened to Jewish society during the Second Temple period when parties and factions flourished. (Think P’rushim, Ssadhoqim, Baythosim, Siqari’im). This should remind you of something; it is nothing more than a description of the Western political system of parties representing different sets of interests which by definition must oppose and hate each other in their struggle for supremacy. Sinath Hinam.
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Hating Ssadhoqim and Baythosim is not Sinath Hinam. It is a mitzva to hate them.
This is leaving aside the question if for pragmatic reasons, we should ignore the internal enemies of Israel, if it will weaken our hand against the external empires that threaten Israel.

Kahane-Was-Right BT:

--- Quote from: edu on July 31, 2012, 01:57:07 AM ---One might misunderstand from the quote of Rabbi Bar Hayim, shlit"a that it is wrong to hate those that halacha, considers heretics.
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Didn't see that in there at all.  Anywhere.

Do you feel the same way about all the posters which call for us to end sinath chinam? 

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