The Upside Down World of Lies and Child Sacrifice

In today’s upside-down world, criticizing government policies—particularly those that are anti-life—is often met with demonization. In the U.S., expressing concerns about certain administrations can lead to being branded "anti-American." Similarly, if you're Jewish and critique the actions of the Israeli government, you may be called "anti-semitic."

Even if, like me, you're 100% Ashkenazi Jewish and activity trying to save Jewish lives. I love Israel, and I love the Jewish people.

I do, however, criticize the Israeli government when it comes sanctioning and funding the destruction of innocent lives—specifically, the killing of unborn children.

As the founder and president of the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation, I dedicate much of my time advocating for the protection of Jewish lives—especially the most innocent and vulnerable: the unborn. Abortion, particularly when it involves the deliberate torturous death of a child in the womb, is a grave sin against God and humanity.

Sadly, most Jewish people tend to align with the pro-abortion stance, often believing that everyone else should adopt the same position. This is a deceitful fallacy that I cannot endorse.

Judaism, at its core, is the first pro-life religion in history. It unequivocally condemns child sacrifice. Genesis 9:6 instructs us to not spill the blood of man within man, lest your blood be spilt, while Leviticus 18:21 forbids the offering of children to Moloch. These teachings are crystal clear.

I speak out to the Jewish community because I am deeply troubled by the bloodshed sanctioned by both the government and the mainstream Jewish establishment’s approval of abortion. If I remain silent, I bear responsibility for the blood on my hands.

The words of Ezekiel 33:7-12 resonate deeply with me: "When I say to the wicked, ‘You will surely die,’ and you do not warn them... their blood will be on their own heads. But if you warn the wicked, and they do not turn from their wickedness, they will die for their sin; but you will have saved yourself."

God does not take pleasure in the death of the wicked but desires their repentance and return to righteousness. This applies to all people, regardless of their background.

While recent ballot initiatives in the national elections showed strong pro-life support, they also revealed a disturbingly high pro-abortion sentiment, largely driven by Jewish pro-abortion activists. The Jewish pro-abortion lobby is very active, pushing a deeply harmful agenda.

At the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation, we believe education is key to transforming this mindset. We strive to help people understand that life is a precious gift, made in the image of God. Abortion doesn't just destroy the life of the child—it harms mothers, fathers, families, communities, and ultimately the world.

The World Health Organization reports that 73 million abortions occurred last year alone. Each represents the death of a human being, made in the image of our Creator. And as we are all connected through our Heavenly Father, the loss of each baby affects us all, no matter how much we try to suppress it.

Every abortion leaves an emotional void. It is a trauma that affects families, especially fathers who end up emasculated and mothers, who will forever mourn the child they never had. We are blessed to offer a specifically Jewish healing program for Jewish women and men who suffer.  

We cannot allow the powerful pro-abortion forces, especially within the Jewish community, to continue pushing their agenda unchallenged. If you're Jewish and believe in the sanctity of life, speak up. Do not be afraid of being labeled anti-semitic—it's a false accusation, and deep down, everyone knows it.

Cecily Routman

Cecily Routman is the President of the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation, an educational non-profit founded in 2007 to promote life-saving solutions to unplanned pregnancy in the Jewish community. www.jewishprolifefoundation.org