Leah and Rachel’s pregnancy and childbirth experiences illustrate Judaism’s priority of having children. Several times this story mentions that God blesses the barren sisters with fertility. This biblical understanding informs our view that every baby, no matter the circumstance of conception, is a gift from God.

The modern state of Israel must continue to exist to ensure safe haven for Jews and so that the promise of messiah occurs. This happy day depends on a sincere repentance of lapses in policies that enable unholiness followed by a return to godliness in the Jewish state.

Sarah represents the highest level of Jewish womanhood. Dedicated and loyal to God first, then her husband and children, community and posterity, we can emulate her example with confidence.

We Target Our Own in the Name of Religion

The definition applies to abortion homicide rates in the US.

Torah encourages us to act in a righteous manner according to Divine justice. Divine justice considers life the highest priority. We know this from Torah, a moral document calling for the sanctity of the human being as made in God’s image. Laws embodied in Torah protect and promote life, not death.

We must Return to our Righteous Roots, Starting with Protecting Unborn Life

Silence Cannot be Tolerated

Our Divine destiny of 100 million Jews seems as unreachable as an unreachable star. A history of genocide and a century of abortion practice have taken their toll.

Judaism, as given to us by God through Moses, regards human life so precious that Jews are obligated to break every Sabbath restriction in order to save a human life, including a human life residing in a woman's womb. This special exception, known as pikuach nefesh, logically supports the fact that Jewish law recognizes the unborn entity as a living human life that is sacred. We must safeguard it.