In Parshas Pinchas, our hero risks his reputation to stop a plague killing thousands of people. God blesses him with honor and peace everlasting.

Community leaders can stop abortions in Israel and protect Jewish babies in the womb to ensure divine protection and permanent security for Israel.

Parshas Chukat-Balak teaches us that we must stop tolerating leaders who serve themselves and promote death. We must replace them with virtuous people who serve God and protect life.

Parshas Korach warns against ambitious leaders who claim false judicial and religious moral authority to overthrow Divine appointment.

Parshas Shelach teaches us that failed moral leadership precipitates calamity and death for Jews. Our abortion rights leadership must change or go.

Parshas Behaalotecha teaches us to welcome the light of the Divine mind for sanity, direction, love and recovery in this earthly life. God offers this state of mind to any sincere seeker.

Shavuot teaches us that killing human beings kills God Himself because human life is made in His image. One must destroy the very idea of God in order to justify killing innocent humans in the womb.

The census in Parshas Bamidbar recognizes each person as a unique, loved human being with value, dignity, and worth, each with a specific mission on earth.

Parshas Behar-Bechukotai teaches us that in business and personal relations, honesty and moral integrity based in holiness produces excellent results. Lying results in pain and suffering.

In Parshas Emor, devoted faithfulness to God’s moral law in the midst of mayhem is quite a test for the newly freed Israelites. Some embrace it; some accept parts of it, some reject it entirely.