« Terri's Story |
Main
| The irony of promoting living wills »
January 5, 2006
Does Israel Support Euthanasia?
Topics: Euthanasia
Chana Meira says "no" and writes to clear up misleading information:
For the past several weeks, information about Israel and euthanasia has been circulating based on reports about a new law allowing terminal patients to discontinue certain life support.
The main news source cited frequently is from the Telegraph. The content of the Telegraph "news" story is so misleading, it has resulted in undue criticism of Israel and its policy makers, as much as the legislation itself.
Read the rest and visit Wesley Smith's
related post.
Cross-posted: prolifeblogs.com
Posted by tim at January 5, 2006 7:02 PM
Articles Related to Euthanasia:
- Emilio Gonzales Remains on Life Support -
Apr 10, 2007
- Exporting Murder -
Mar 31, 2007
- Institutional Murder is Commonplace -
Mar 23, 2007
- Toddler Forced Off Life Support - Help Needed -
Mar 18, 2007
- Charlotte Wyatt to be Discharged -
Dec 20, 2006
- New UN Convention Forbids Withdrawal of Food or Fluids from Disabled like Terri Schiavo -
Dec 16, 2006
- Update on Judy -
Dec 12, 2006
- Dylan Walborn--RIP -
Nov 22, 2006
- Censored! - Charlotte Wyatt Blog -
Oct 26, 2006
- Killing the Disabled -
Oct 15, 2006
The most important piece of information in the linked blog post is that the author of the law says, "Food and fluid must be provided by all means." That's the thing I was most concerned about.
Posted by: Lydia
at January 7, 2006 4:11 PM