“The Torah sanctifies life, which means we cannot take lightly the taking of the life of a fetus, who holds the potential of decades of human life,” Stambler said in a statement.

Torah's moral clarity on the prohibition against murdering innocents has been corrupted, leading to a fake Judaism that convinces Jews that murdering our own children is morally acceptable, casts Jews as baby killers which incites anti-Semitism, perpetuates eugenics atrocities against minorities, and sustains an abortion industry whose practices violate all Jewish ethics and morals.

Although Justice Ginsburg remarked that her Jewish upbringing and the Holocaust informed her legal viewpoint, we contend that her jurisprudence failed to reflect the sanctity of human life so central to Judaism or the tragic similarity between the killing of Jews and other undesirable humans during WWII and the killing of unborn children since.

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

“The only relevant factor is prolonging life. Even if the quality of life will be reduced and there will be what appears to be unnecessary suffering, life is paramount.

Drs. Goldstein and Weissman belong to that elite group of scientists who detach ethics from Torah, thereby, avoiding insomnia producing moral dilemmas.

There is universal agreement that no man or woman is justified in murdering a living child when that child is perceived as interfering with one’s career or path to self-fulfillment.

“From deceit keep yourself far away.” (Exodus 23:7)

Thousands of Jewish babies die by painful abortion every year, their mothers exploited, manipulated, and damaged, their fathers deprived of responsibility and the joy of parenthood.

Science unequivocally recognizes the unborn child as a person at an early stage of development, therefore, the unborn child in the United States ought to be included in the definition of persons and protected from deliberate murder.