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➡️  Tuvia and Yitzi talk Parsha; Ki Teitzei \ Ki Tetze - כי תצא  

This week we read about the commandment, that when one builds a new home, they should make sure to have a fence, or a banister, on the roof - to protect people form falling - G-d forbid, someone would fall and die...  

Thinking about this Mitzvah and the way the Torah frames it - you really have to wonder - this is THE mitzvah the Torah commands on, as someone builds a new home?? 

There's plenty of Mitzvahs for the home, like Mezuza, or learning Torah at home - so why is this the Mitzvah the Torah emphasizes when someone builds a new home??  

On top of that, the Torah connects to this Mitzvah, the Mitzvah of כלאים, of sewing a seed into your vineyard, which is forbidden.

How is connected to building a new home and having a fence on the roof?