Is Hallel Recited Standing?

It is clear that it is permissible to pray and recite Tehilim for the success of our soldiers in war, and recite Tehilim with the explicit intent that the enemy be destroyed and suffer punishment, and also to curse them with curses such as "Yimach shemo" (may his name be erased) and the like. The question we like to address…

Answer: Indeed, it is permissible to recite such Tehilim, particularly when directed towards cruel and wicked individuals. As there are Tehilim chapters, such as 109, in which King David invokes curses upon his enemies with verses like: "Let there be appointed over him a wickedness, and let the Satan stand at his right hand…When he is judged, let him go out guilty, may his days be few and may strangers inherit…

On Motzaei Yom Kippur my brother looked at the moon through a window to say Kiddush Levana, then while starting the blessing he left the room, closed the door, and finished the blessing and the rest in another room. Is that acceptable?

Answer: It is best to say the bracha outside under the sky. If it is very cold, etc., say the bracha outside and say the rest inside.

Can I start Shnayim Mikra this week even though this Shabbat a special Pesach reading is read and not the regular Torah reading?

Answer: Yes, you can start Shnayim Mikra this week even though this Shabbat a special Pesach reading is read.

When reading the Torah, the Baal Koreh must actually read the words from the scroll. When doing Shnayim Mikra VeEchad Targum or reading Parashat HaMan daily, if you know it by heart, or repeat the words you hear without actually looking in the text, are you yotzei?

Answer: You don’t need to read Parashat HaMan or Shnayim Mikra from the text to be yotzei, but there are opinions (among those who argue) that one is not allowed to say it by heart.

Are we allowed to learn during the chazzan’s repetition of the Amidah (chazarat hashatz)?

Answer: No, one is not allowed to learn during the chazarat hashatz.

We say full Hallel each day of Chanukah. When is it said? Right after lighting, half an hour after, or any time during the evening? I also say Ana BeKoach after lighting. What is the best order and timing?

Answer: Hallel is said only in the morning after the Amida at Shacharit. If you say the bracha for Hallel at night, it is a bracha levatala.