The Amalekite nature of the abortion policy in Israel is blatant, in the sense that even from secular perspective the rampant abortion undermines national security, by depriving the country of needed manpower, and raising demographic concerns.

Over three thousand years ago, G-d told us from Mt. Sinai not to murder anyone. All five books of the Torah include the death penalty for murder, and it is never approved in the remainder of the Tanach (Hebrew Bible).

"the road to Genocide is paved with deviant definitions."

After decades of silence from observant Jews amidst relentless pro-abortion messaging in media and from pulpits and establishment Jewish organizations, the majority Jewish opinion is far removed from the normative Jewish legal position that destroying an innocent child in the womb is prohibited except in rare cases of imminent threats to the mother's physical life.

There is also a multi-million-dollar abortion-industrial complex. These people contribute money to politicians and have supportive friends in media and entertainment who make willfully killing babies seem somehow acceptable.

Our traditions teach us to use our abundant resources to help vulnerable women and children flourish, to actively rescue those who are targeted for death, to respect life as made in the image of the Creator, to promote family, community, and posterity.

Are they saying that the moment before birth, what is in the womb is not a baby that is alive? This defies reality.

Tikkun olam does not occur in the Hebrew Bible. It is found in the Aleinu near the end of services: the actual phrase is ‘tiknae olam b’malchut Kel Shaddai,” to repair the world in the kingship of G-d Almighty. Unfortunately, the most important part of this, the sacred nature of the project, is omitted by many modern Jews.

Rabbinic consensus in the Talmud interpreted "the blood of man within man” to be a growing human being in the womb of its mother. The penalty of having ‘his blood spilt’ is death by the hands of Heaven.

Fifth, tele-med chemical abortions without proper diagnosis is malpractice. An ultra-sound, STD tests and complete review of a woman’s medical history and conditions will prevent serious injury or death.