Pro-Life Blog

The latest tragic anti-Semitic attack in New Jersey, making this the third attack in a year targeting Jews.

Since Roe v. Wade was mandated in 1973, there have been tremendous advances in fetal medicine proving the humanity of the unborn child. But "progressives" stay mired in the past.

The abortion rate has declined 53% since their peak in 1980, and pro-life activism is making the difference.

Rosh Hashanah is a time for reflecting on your past year, and doing teshuvah not just for the High Holidays, but all year.

As long as our lawmakers send out mixed messages that sometimes life has value and sometimes not, our culture will remain sick.

The default traditional Jewish position is that abortion-on-demand is not allowed convenience, birth control or "choice," but only in the rare instance when the mother's life is at risk.

Judaism expressly forbids euthanasia. In Israel and elsewhere, the Dead Donor Rule protects living people from being killed to harvest their organs.

The idea of killing someone for the sake of obtaining their organs and transplanting them is gaining adherents.

Abortion hurts men because have no right to know or decide whether their child will be given the right to life.

The language used by pro-abortion extremists has changed over 46 years, Articles in the mainstream press prove it.

There is nothing in Jewish law that permits abortion for "choice." The new Heartbeat Laws are creating a false narrative.

This is a time to celebrate the joys of motherhood. Happy Mothers Day to all.