> Not sure what political dynamics led Israel to leave abortion “illegal” but also add multiple redundant layers of extremely broad exceptions. Maybe the countr

> Not sure what political dynamics led Israel to leave abortion “illegal” but also add multiple redundant layers of extremely broad exceptions. Maybe the country has other priorities. Those would be the political dynamics of pretending to be conservative while actually being liberal in order to jerk off both sides at once. Being paternalistic/nanny state gives the illusion of control, whereas "anyone can get an abortion anytime for any reason" sounds like immoral anarchy. When in reality half the abortions are illegal anyway, because unnecessary controls create more bugs.