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Meanwhile, Jewish leaders with the Coalition for Jewish Values reacted to the law with warnings that euthanasia may be next… Rabbi Steven Pruzansky, a leader of the coalition, said the law strips away protections for pregnant women who are attacked, as well as for unborn babies.

Coalition for Jewish Values condemns New York State law which removes illegal abortion from the penal law.

Under the guise of progressivism, New York is taking us back to a primitive age when infanticide was also accepted — and the fact that these ‘progressives’ want to take up euthanasia next should surprise no one.

The Coalition for Jewish Values, representing over 1,000 Orthodox rabbis across America, issued a sharp condemnation of Omar’s committee appointment, telling House Majority Leader Pelosi it was a “slap in the face” and claiming it is “tantamount to saying that anti-Semitism is acceptable.” The Coalition further noted that the Republican Party had stripped Rep. Steve King of all his committee assignments after he expressed a support for white nationalism last week.

McMaster wrote to HHS arguing that the ministry should receive a waiver of exemption … The Anti-Defamation League retorted with a letter of their own, urging the HHS to deny any exemption, which prompted a rebuke from the Coalition for Jewish Values with the support of more than 1,000 rabbis.

The Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV) today requested the reversal of regulatory changes ‘that demand religious organizations act contrary to their faith principles if they wish to aid America’s most vulnerable children.’

Rabbinical group: Rep’s appointment to House Foreign Affairs Committee ‘tantamount to saying that anti-Semitism is acceptable to US House.’

Today the Coalition for Jewish Values, which represents more than 1,000 rabbis on issues of public policy, delivered a letter to Pelosi, asking her to rescind her appointment of Omar to Foreign Relations.

The Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV), called the appointment of Representative Ilhan Omar to the House Foreign Affairs Committee a ‘slap in the face’ and ‘tantamount to saying that anti-Semitism is acceptable to the United States House of Representatives.’

The DNC acted correctly by rejecting a group taken over by women entirely too comfortable with Antisemitic hatred.