I enjoy learning Rav Soloveitchik's Hararei Kedem and Rav Zevin's Ha’moadim Be’halachah to prepare for Yom Tov. Does anyone have any other recommendations for sefarim similar to these? Specifically, in Hebrew and discuss sources and analysis (lomdus) on Yomim Tovim. Could be a rec on one Chag specifically doesn't need to be like the above which are on all of them. Thanks!
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3Moadim uZemanim - R Moshe Shternbuch– Joel KFeb 23 at 21:21
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1@JoelK fyi he signs "Sternbuch"– Double AA ♦Feb 23 at 22:22
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The sefarim already mentioned are my main go-to Yom Tov sefarim of the type you describe. I understand that Hegyonei Halacha by R' Yitzchak Mirsky is well regarded, though I haven't gone through much of it myself. Chag HaAsif by R' Eliyahu Weisfish is a good one for Sukkos. The excellent Mikraei Kodesh series of sefarim by R' Moshe Harari is a thorough and highly annotated halachic compendium on the chagim, organized in the vein of Shmiras Shabbos K'hilchasah or Tefilla K'hilchasah. Though it contains lomdus, you might not consider it to be in the genre you are looking for.– FredFeb 24 at 7:41
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I know your wrote you only want hebrew books. This sefer just came out and is a brillant analysis of the rabmam hil chometz umatzah. great for understanding the lomdoous (not al pi derech brisk but lomdous) behind the Rambam amazon.com/Seder-Night-Rambam-Chananya-Berzon/dp/B0BVT3QXJ2/…– fulltimekollelguyFeb 24 at 13:01
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B'moedeah series of Rav Nevantzal– samFeb 24 at 14:20
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As Joel K said, Moadim Uzmanim is the most classic.
For many years, the chiddushim of Rav Kulefsky were published in small pamphlets that were distributed and studied across America. Here is an example of the one on Purim for sale.
Another sefer gaining a lot of popularity is Yerach L'moadim by Rav Yerucham Olshin.
In addition, some halacha sefarim have a lot of well-presented lomdus in the footnotes. A few good examples are Chazon Ovadia by Rav Ovadya Yosef, Halichos Shlomo based on the rulings of Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach, and Kovetz Halachos based on the rulings and opinions of Rav Shmuel Kamenetzky.
