Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz in Gaza Destroyed as Israel Responds to Hamas Attack (VIDEO)

More information has come to light about the Planned Parenthood abortion biz that was destroyed in Gaza when Israel retaliated in response to Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel last weekend.

LifeNews broke the story yesterday about how, as a result of one of the airstrikes, the world’s biggest abortion business lost one of its centers located in the Gaza strip section controlled by Palestinians.

“On 8 October, PFPPA’s only center in Gaza was destroyed following an Israeli airstrike to an adjacent building,” the abortion giant said.

Now, the world’s biggest abortion business has released a video showing the extensive damage to its abortion facility.

The Planned Parenthood abortion business has sent out an emergency alert to its supporters asking for donations and complaining that women who can’t get abortions would be “forced to give birth.”

The Palestinian Family Planning and Protection Association, the Planned Parenthood trade name in Gaza, indicates he hopes to relocate the center to another part of Gaza where it can resume abortions. Although abortions are largely permitted in Palestine, they are allowed if the mother’s life or health is in danger and Planned Parenthood is likely determining that plenty of abortions are justified — killing innocent unborn babies even though medical professionals confirm three is never a reason to kill a baby to protect a mother’s life or health.

When war strikes, much of the world prays for peace and an end to the violence. But during the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian terrorists, the International Planned Parenthood Federation promised it will do everything possible to add to the count of victims by killing more babies in abortions. After the destruction of its facility, Planned Parenthood is vowing to ensure abortions for Palestinians.

As the global abortion giant seeks to make certain that the intentional killing of preborn children continues unimpeded, Human Life International responds to the tragedies in the Middle East in a much different manner.

Father Shenan J. Boquet, President of Human Life International, the world’s largest pro-life and pro-family apostolate, released the following statement:

“The International Planned Parenthood Federation, the United Nations Population Fund, and other large multinational population control agencies are not wasting this opportunity to make their ‘services’ available. These organizations see having full and unhindered access to contraception and abortion as a ‘right’ that must be protected even during a war. As some activists have said, ‘Never waste a good crisis’ in order to implement measures that would not be possible unless the world’s attention is focused elsewhere on war or other tragedy.

We saw the same mentality exhibited by these groups during the recent pandemic. They promote the message that access to so-called ‘reproductive rights’ is essential. Sadly, it is no different during wartime; after all, they claim, women and girls, because of the war, are now faced with challenges accessing contraception and abortion.

These organizations believe that the mental and physical stress of welcoming a child under such conditions is simply unacceptable. This discredits the memory of the many generations which have done just that, courageously continuing to live, love, and raise families despite the worst conditions imaginable, a true demonstration of what the human spirit is capable of. Throughout the turbulent history of the Middle East, the peoples of Israel and the surrounding nations have continued to endure despite all obstacles, even the ravages of war.

Promoting the false doctrine that abortion is a critical need during wartime shows how far we have fallen from a universal respect for every human life – men, women, and children, including those yet born. At Human Life International, we pray for an enduring peace and for real help for the people of both Israel and Palestine.”

“Well, if Israeli citizens have veered left/hard-left like many Americans have, they’re going to be pissed off.”

Hard left you say?

Remember this?

“Israel eases access to abortion, days after US Supreme Court overturns Roe vs Wade”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-eases-access-to-abortion-canceling-key-decades-old-mandatory-formalities/

The Knesset Labor Welfare and Health Committee on Monday approved new regulations aimed at making it easier for women to get an abortion by removing some of the procedures required, opening up broader and simplified options for those seeking to end a pregnancy.

A key change to the decades-old regulations will see drug-induced early-term abortions made available at HMO clinics rather than only at hospitals, the Health Ministry said in a statement announcing the development.

Women seeking an abortion will no longer have to physically face a review committee that approves abortions. Nixing the committee altogether requires legislation, which is unlikely to pass, but the new regulations mean there will now be no need for applicants to appear in person before the panels.

The application process will be digitized, enabling committee members to have access to all necessary information and at the same time obviating the need for a woman to drop off the paperwork in person. The request form, which in the past has faced criticism for being too invasive and humiliating, will also be updated, with the questionnaire reduced to a minimum and “degrading questions” removed, the statement said.

The form, which dates back to 1977, will no longer include questions that probed whether women or their partners used contraceptives. However, women will still be asked if they had had any previous abortions because the question is deemed to be medically relevant.

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“The rights to a woman’s body are those of the woman alone,” said Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz in the statement.

Horowitz compared the developments with the US Supreme Court’s ruling last week reversing the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that prevented states from outlawing abortion.

“The move by the US Supreme Court to deny women control of their bodies is a backward move, oppressing women and setting back the leader of the free and liberal world by a hundred years,” Horowitz said.

“We are in a different place, and today we are taking big steps in the right direction,” Horowitz said.

There will also be no requirement to meet with a social worker as part of the process to apply for an abortion, as is currently the case, but rather such meetings will be available to those who want them for support.

The new regulations will come into effect in three months.

By Israeli law, women do not have an automatic right to an abortion, but rather must request permission from a legally mandated end-of-pregnancy committee made up of three representatives of the hospital or clinic that would perform the procedure.

The panels, which approve the lion’s share of requests, vet cases based on criteria such as a woman’s age, how the pregnancy came about, and the health of the fetus. Married women aged 18-40 often have to lie in order to meet one of the criteria required for approval, the head of one committee told Army Radio earlier this week.

Women have complained for years that the panels are needlessly invasive and humiliating, and some feel that they have no choice but to lie to the committees in order to be granted permission.

In addition, there are only 38 committees across the country, and it can be hard to schedule appointments with some of them due to application quotas. Women face long wait times to schedule an appointment, and face travel and time constraints in accessing the panels.

The current rules for abortion committees were laid out in 1988, when the Health Ministry instructed members to do everything to prevent unnecessary abortions.

A deputy health minister directive at the time explained the reason as being part of an overall policy of encouraging childbirth to boost the country’s population.

“We have canceled that ridiculous directive,” Horowitz said Monday.

Nationwide, the Central Bureau of Statistics recorded 16,492 requests made to committees in 2020, with 99.6 percent of them approved by the panels. Public data was not available for 2021, but Health Ministry figures cited by Ynet showed 17,548 abortion requests made.

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