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.

While we continue to educate and advocate, we must actively seek God's intervention to remedy the evil in our world by appealing to our Creator to find favor with our prayers for individual repentance, and the repentance of America and Israel.

God calls us to have such profound obedience to His will that we be willing to give up that which we hold most dear; however, He doesn't want us to sacrifice our children.

This is a state of mind that recognizes universal unity with every person as a son or daughter of one Creator, that abhors murder and mayhem, and that feels and emanates respect for life and loving kindness towards all.

Our friend, Don Belding, OBM, evokes the mystical beginnings of life in the womb.

The Amalekite nature of the abortion policy in Israel is blatant, in the sense that even from secular perspective the rampant abortion undermines national security, by depriving the country of needed manpower, and raising demographic concerns.

Over three thousand years ago, G-d told us from Mt. Sinai not to murder anyone. All five books of the Torah include the death penalty for murder, and it is never approved in the remainder of the Tanach (Hebrew Bible).

"the road to Genocide is paved with deviant definitions."

After decades of silence from observant Jews amidst relentless pro-abortion messaging in media and from pulpits and establishment Jewish organizations, the majority Jewish opinion is far removed from the normative Jewish legal position that destroying an innocent child in the womb is prohibited except in rare cases of imminent threats to the mother's physical life.