Abortion is the intentional torturing of a baby to death in the womb. The procedure hurts women and devastates men. Chemical abortion, now 63% of all abortion, is frightening, painful, and sends more women to ERs than other methods. Abortion increases the danger to women who suffer from emotional and psychiatric problems. It has been used as a method of genocide against Jews and Jewish practice of abortion continues to eliminate Jews.

The order to destroy Jericho came after 400 years of chances to repent, which the city leaders declined. How long do we dare try the patience of the Almighty with child sacrifice and wickedness?

We are assured of God's blessings of grace and peace when we raise our consciousness to Him and love and serve Him with our whole being.

More importantly are the profound sacrifices of reputation, family and peer approval or livelihood that may result as a consequence of taking actions that demonstrate God’s commandments to protect innocent human life from intentional slaughter.

Leviticus 19:12: You shall not swear falsely by My Name, thereby profaning the Name of your God. I am the Lord. Jewish abortion activists and supporters routinely violate this with each repetition of 'Abortion is a Jewish value and a religious right/rite.' May God have mercy on their souls......

The internationally recognized authority in Jewish Law (Halacha) Rabbi Moshe Feinstein O.B.M. (d. 1985, NYC), was eminently clear about the Torah position on abortion: It's bloodshed.

I wonder if any one of these kids or their parents who feel threatened by the murderous rage directed at them just because they are Jewish can empathize with the babies in the womb whose deaths result from murderous intent directed at them just because they are unwanted or because their advocates lack the power to save them.

Commitment to self appraisal and spiritual growth comes only after painful awareness of our own limited understanding, as well as a heart felt desire to rely upon HaShem’s grace, love and kindness.

There are abortion survivors just like there are Holocaust survivors. What do they have in common? Both are people, both were marked for death, and both survived. What do you say to a person who survived an abortion—you should not be alive?

Today, many Jews do not believe that we face existential threats woven together from the threads of generational, self-perpetuated abortion homicide and support of government policies biased against Jewish safety and security.