Partition between men and women

First of all, I don’t remember allowing it. What I wrote is that this prohibition has no real source. The “Great Correction” (which I mentioned in my remarks) is not presented in the Gemara as a halakhic source, but rather as a description of an event that occurred that was appropriate for its place and time. Where do the poskim cite all of this (Rambam in Hala Shofar 58:12 cites this as a description of what happened in the Temple and nothing else)? What is presented in this way is not a binding law, but at most a guideline that must be examined according to the place, time, and circumstances. And what cannot be learned from there is not because of the difference between a eulogy and a biyachn, but because these are matters of legend and descriptions and not halakhic instructions. Even in eulogies, there is no halakhic need to separate, and so is the case with any other matter.