Parshas Tazria-Metzora identifies the symptoms of morally degraded human attitudes and the remediation efforts that restore cleanliness to our thoughts, words and deeds.

Parshas Shemini teaches us that clean dietary practices and the dirty business of child sacrifice do not mix. Abstaining from the blood in meat and indulging in shedding innocent blood in the womb are not compatible actions.

Parshas Vayikra defines wrong actions and shows us how to receive God's mercy. Though agnosticism and situational ethics obscure moral clarity, leading to confusion and despair, healing and peace of mind can be restored.

As Israel wages a multi-front war to obtain peace, a war has been waging against Israel's babies in the womb since abortion was legalized in 1977.

This book is a monstrous attempt to validate abortion homicide.

In Parshas Vayishlach, Jacob and Esau know that their many children will be their future. Torah shows that nations are built and endure on generational vigor and holiness.

The ubiquitous presence of aborted human remains contaminates even innocent and unaware citizens, accounting for the increasing spiritual malaise underpinning an ever expanding death culture.

There is no such thing as choice when it comes to deliberately killing a live human being.

Many Jewish men sitting in worship services suffer in silent torment from their abortion experience, deeply disturbed with guilt, remorse, unprocessed grief, and resentment towards family and friends who counseled for or allowed the abortion.