"Ve'achalta es Kol ha'Amim asher Hashem Elokecha Nosen lach". What are the implications of "Ve'achalta es Kol ha'Amim"?
Ramban and R. Bachye: It implies that defeating them will be as easy as eating bread. 1
Ramban and R. Bachye: As Calev said to the spies in Bamidbar 14:9 "ki Lachmeinu heim!"
What are the implications of "Ve'achalta es Kol ha'Amim asher Hashem Elokecha Nosen lach"?
R. Bachye (citing Bava Kama, 113b): It implies that one may only take the property of the nations that Hashem has given us - to preclude the property of Nochrim that Hashem has not given us - a prohibition against Gezel Akum. 1
See Torah Temimah, note 32 and refer to Vayikra 25:50:1:1**.
What are the connotations of "Ki Mokesh hu lach"?
Seforno: 'If you will have pity on the Cana'anim you will end up worshipping their gods because they will ensnare you into worshipping them'.
