Washington – Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Washington, D.C. for the annual March for Life on Jan. 24. People of all ages filled the streets, including a large number of young adults who came to show their support for the dignity of all human life.
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Outspoken Activist, and Rabbi Reb Yehuda Levin from Brooklyn, NY, was a featured speaker at The Event. Rabbi Levin compared abortion to the destruction of the Temple, and asked the audience to sit on the floor to mourn the millions of lost lifes due to abortion.
The March is held every year around the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision.
Watch below video as Rabbi Levin speaks.
what about rape victims? does he want those women raising those babies?
No matter what his position on other issues, Rabbi Yehuda Levin created a huge Kiddush Hashem by speaking at the pro-life rally. He’s a great orator. If he would be more balanced in his approach to other relevant issues, he could be a profound leader.
the olny one that speaks the truth
Is this the same Rabbi Levin who endorses and the unendorsed Paladino a few months back?
The reality is that many of us agree, on principle, with most of what he says. The reality is that we live in Galus and Anti-Semitism is rampant. We can keep our thoughts to ourselves or at least inside the community. We don’t need to bring attention to ourselves….well, this man obviously does! He already has made a name for himself in the media that does not reflect well for the Jewish community. Again, it’s not his values, but how he puts it out there, which is the problem. Seriously-I think nothing good can come from this man anymore because of his reputation, so he needs to stop.
Very well said, I don’t know who this yid is but he is a great champion of torah values. There should be more like him in klal yisroel.
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Not true, Tosfos in Makkos holds that it is NOT murder. Also, there’s a tshuvas HaYaavitz that says you’re allowed to abort certain fetuses, like mamzerim.