in the pasuk : “Thou shall not take vengeance, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love the neighbor as thyself: I am the Lord…” why should one love another like they do themselves?

I this pasuk: “Thou shall not take vengeance, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love the neighbor as thyself: I am the Lord…” (vayikra perek, 19, pasuk, 18) I have a few questions: 1. why not take revenge? 2. Why not bear a grusge? 3. Could bearing a grudge actually help teach a person a lesson? If so, should we? 4. what does the pasuk mean by " children of thy people"? 5. Why are these three topic put together in one pasuk? 6. why does the pasuk end with "I am the Lord"?

Why is chicken considered meat and not parve like fish?

I wanted to ask a question. I know more about being kosher, than preparing and doing a seder. I was raised in a secular home. I thought I knew more but I don't . Where do I find the fundamentals of preparing for passover and preparing . I mean the Halachah for passover.

i AM WRITING ABOUT THE THE ORIGINATION OF THE SHTETL 1) DID IT START WITH THE EXPULTION FROM ISRAEL (THE WONDERING JEW) OVER TWO THUSAND YEARS EGO OR WITH THE EXPULTION FROM SPAI, SHLOMO VIGDOR BREITBURG