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.

Every person's moral contribution is necessary to create and maintain a dwelling place for God on earth.

Jews desire life and not being hurtful to people.

Who can rationally argue that HUMAN LIFE itself is not the primary, most important value which, as a practical matter, makes all other values possible?

Looking deeper into this account, we recognize that the ultimate dwelling place of God is within each and every one of us.

There is conclusive evidence that both Torah and Rabbinic halacha regarding the pre-birth child as fully human and subject to the same protections and respect as all other people.”