
The Laws of War and Peace with Rav Shlomo Katz is a series based on Hilchos Milchamah VeShalom by Rav Shmuel Eliyahu, opening up the Torah of מלחמה ושלום for the times we are living in right now. In these episodes, Rav Shlomo explores the halachic, biblical, and inner spiritual foundations of war, courage, national responsibility, emunah, and redemption. Through the lens of Tanach, Chazal, and the... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsJudaismReligion & SpiritualityNews | |||

The conversation around drafting yeshiva students often begins with opinions.
This shiur begins with Torah.
Continuing the exploration of one of the most sensitive issues facing Am Yisrael, Rav Shlomo Katz and the chevra of Shirat David examine the... more
Few conversations in Israel today are more painful, emotional, or explosive than the question of drafting yeshiva students into the army.
But in this shiur, Rav Shlomo Katz insists on approaching the topic not through politics, anger, or slogans — b... more
“We are rachmanim bnei rachmanim.”
Again and again throughout this shiur, Rav Shlomo Katz and the chevra of Shirat David return to that reality: the Jewish people are compassionate by nature. And precisely because of that, the Torah forces us to con... more
After learning about Amalek in theory, Rav Shlomo Katz and the chevra of Shirat David turn to the question everyone eventually reaches:
So what are we actually supposed to do with this?
This is not a shiur about slogans or politics. It’s an honest ... more
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Rav Shlomo has a unique ability to captivate the listener about Kibush HaAretz and our relationship with Eretz Yisrael.
What I appreciate most is that this is not merely an academic study of historical events. Rav Shlomo helps listeners understand how these texts speak directly to our lives today. Through his thoughtful explanations, the conquest and settlement of the Land become more than stories of the past—they become a framework for understanding our present challenges and opportunities as ... more
Many will recoil at much that is said in this series. But all is said with such personal honesty and, more importantly, sound factual basis that it just might cancel the noise of habitual thinking and bring us all closer together and closer to the elusive Good we all want, despite our temporary disarray .
This is for people who feel exhausted by the same shallow hasbara and talking points flooding their feeds, and are looking for something deeper, more honest, and more rooted in what it actually means to be a Jew right now. Rav Shlomo has a rare way of opening up conversations that most people are afraid to have about galut, consciousness, courage, Aliyah, and who we’re capable of becoming as a people.
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This show tackles the ethics, theology, and practical implications of war through a halachic lens, frequently centering on milchamah (war) and the duties of Am Yisrael in times of conflict. Across episodes, the discussion intersects classical sources, modern geopolitics, and personal narratives to explore how courage, humility, and responsibility can coexist with religious devotion and national duty. Topics commonly orbit the boundaries between halacha and real-world decision making—how to wage war with purity of intent, how to balance defense and restraint, and how mesirus nefesh and sanctification of Hashem shape leadership, strategy, and the pursuit of geulah. Noteworthy elements include multi-voice debates on leadership, the concept of ... more
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