Estimates say 1/5 of all pregnancies in Israel end in abortion. Since 1948, more babies have been aborted in Israel than the number of children that died in the Holocaust. Yet despite the nation’s deeply rooted respect for life, Israel is one of the only countries in the world where it is legal to abort a baby up until birth.
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In Hebrew, the word for abortion, "Hapala," is ambiguous and may refer to a miscarriage or an induced abortion. This ambiguity in language carries over into the realm of ideas. In Israel, elective abortions are not a major moral issue on the national agenda. They are instead accepted as a natural and necessary form of population control.
Be’ad Chaim, an Israeli pro-life ministry, is launching a new initiative focused on bringing awareness to the Israeli public and lawmakers about abortions. The initiative is a branch of Be’ad Chaim called “Zchutam” which means “their right” in Hebrew. KNI spoke to Sandy Shoshani, National Director of Be’ad Chaim, about the initiative.
This year, over 400 babies were born to our Be’ad Chaim family. Every baby’s life matters. Circumstances do not determine the value of a child - each one is a unique and precious gift created by the Hand of God.
Baby Eden was born on the 28th of June this year. He weighed 2.700 Kg and is a healthy baby boy. His birth really was a miracle, as the event that happened just before his birth could have caused both his and his mother’s death!
Ori (having the meaning of "give", "grant" or "bestow", and taken from Deut. 1:13) was born on Aug. 4, 2020, weighing a whopping 4.5 kg. For a first baby, it was a very difficult delivery and almost resulted in an emergency C-section.
Yosef's parents are refugees from Eritrea. They both lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 crisis. Pray for provision for this precious family and many others in their situation.
