Should I love the Enemy? - Joseph Dweck vs Peter Tyler

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Should you 'Love Your Enemy'? as Christianity teaches. On the one hand we want to 'fight hate with love', but on the other hand it would be wholly irresponsible to start loving someone that is abusing

you, or worse wants you dead - you need to defend yourself from them, even attack them. Is 'Love your enemy' therefore a good doctrine to live by - Rabbi Joseph Dweck and Catholic Academic Professor Peter Tyler (St Mary's University) debate the issue on J-TV's Jewish Wisdom segment.

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Who is Joseph Dweck?
Joseph Dweck was born in Los Angeles and is of Syrian-Jewish origin. He has served as the Rabbi of Congregation Shaare Shalom in Brooklyn since 1999 and Rosh Yeshiva/Head of School at Barkai Yeshivah in Brooklyn between 2010-2013. Dweck studied at Yeshiva Hazon Ovadia in Jerusalem, and received his

Rabbinic ordination (semikha) from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the former Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel, under the auspices of the Sephardic Rabbinical College.

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