From the Shul to the Shelter: Rabbanim in Israel Reflect on Life During Wartime
About this episode
The episode discusses the changing role of Rabbanim in Israel during wartime and the impact on the community.
How has the role of being a Rav changed due to the war? What should a shul’s policy be when a siren goes off during davening? How are people doing emotionally with the constant sirens, sleep deprivation and stress? What are the most interesting or unusual halachic questions that were asked during the war?
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