Is there a specific way to kill Amalek? | Ask the Rabbi Live with Rabbi Chaim Mintz

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Feb 20, 2023
We are only commanded to kill Amalek if they don't accept upon themselves the Noahide laws and act as a cruel, murderous nation. If you know for certain that a certain person is an Amalekite and is wicked, every individual would be required to kill him. Of course, only if this would be within the law of the land.

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