Parshas Beshalach inspired great rabbis to know and declare that babies in the womb sing, that they are human, alive, sentient, and aware.

Parsha Ve'eira teaches us that denying the miracle of life and the power of God results in illness and misery. Believing in false gods or the power of self leads to loss of control and terror.

In Parshas Miketz, Jacob has wisdom and faith in God’s plan for his granddaughter. He prayerfully turns away from the prejudice of his time to save a Jewish life with a divine destiny.

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.

Jews desire life and not being hurtful to people.

Government sanctioned idolatry, torture and murder cause the ruin of the kingdom of Egypt.

As God consciousness and a desire for rectification expand among the people of the world, child murder and its evil cousins will fade away, ushering in the radiant and good land promised to our enslaved ancestors in Egypt.

Malevolent assaults on innocent human life surround us daily. At the delicate stages of early life, thousands of babies suffer torture and death in the womb. Children who make it out to the womb alive face monumental psychological, spiritual and medical health challenges due to harmful federal and state health and human welfare policies promoted as safe, effective and conscientious.

Most fundamental of these truths is the God given right to life, which is why we continue to advance our efforts to protect the lives of innocent preborn human beings in a culture reminiscent of Jacob's time, when many people have little knowledge, interest, or appreciation of God's presence and the miraculous gift of life.

When a Torah based constitution replaces the secular state, Israel will recognize the God given right to life of our most innocent and vulnerable family members and neighbors.