by Sandy Shoshani

Be'ad Chaim (prolife) is a nonprofit association whose objective is to protect the unborn child and its mother. The association began to take root in 1985 when a small group of committed Bible believers began to seek God's will after learning that approximately one third of pregnancies in Israel are terminated by abortion. After much prayer, the Be'ad Chaim Association was officially recognized in 1988 by the Israeli government and the first crisis pregnancy center was opened in Jerusalem. The association now supports four different centers in the cities of Jerusalem, Kiryat Yam (Haifa area), Tiberias and Beer Sheva. Additional phone counselors are also available in Bat Yam (Tel Aviv area) and in Arabic.

Neta Sela
Published:     12.24.07, 07:27 / Israel Jewish Scene | Ynetnews.com

Israel's Chief Rabbinate decided over the weekend that it would establish a special committee that would work to reduce the amount of abortions carried out in Israel.

Both Sephardi Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar and Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger supported the Rabbinical Council's decision.

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