Parashat Ki Tetze confronts us with one of the most difficult tasks of life in society: learning how to live with those who are not like us. The parashah contains an enormous number of mitzvot dealing with everyday life. At first glance, some of them seem to have little to do with one another. And yet, behind many of them lies the same fundamental concern: What happens when our actions affect another human being? What responsibility do we have for what takes place before our