Middot unit
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The document discusses the middah (character trait) of "Dan Lekaf Zechut" or "giving the benefit of the doubt." It instructs readers to create a scenario where they did not give someone the benefit of the doubt and explains how this middah relates to others, ourselves, and God. It also provides a Torah source from Leviticus 19:15 about impartial justice and not favoring the poor or great when judging others.
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