In the video: she tricked her husband and wants to suck his sperm / Niv Aharonson
Since the beginning of the ground maneuver in Gaza, sperm has been extracted from the bodies of 91 martyrs - this was revealed today (Wednesday) at a hearing in the Knesset's health committee.
According to the Ministry of Health, as of October 7, there were 120 successful sperm preservation cases, of which 110 were soldiers.
It also appears that 82 cases were done in accordance with the parents' request.
The Knesset's health committee discussed today, for the 12th time, the law on using the sperm of a deceased person.
According to the chairman of the committee, MK Merav Ben Ari (Yesh Atid), the law is ready for the first reading, but there are religious disputes that must be discussed before the second and third reading discussions.
"The delay for approval in the first reading is only religious issues, and it is now awaiting the chief rabbi's decision and discretion," she explained.
"The pending issue is the requirement that the spouse approve the taking of the sperm - after the death. Such a requirement will worsen the current situation."
Identifying the bodies of those killed in the war, October 13/Walla! system, Yotam Ronen
A few days after the Black Sabbath massacre, the Ministry of Health authorized hospitals to take sperm from a murdered man for the purpose of birthing a future child, also at the request of his parents, and not only at the request of his partner, and this without the need for her to go to court.
In November, the health committee submitted a bill that would regulate the use of the sperm of a person who died for the purpose of procreation in primary legislation.
In the bill it is proposed to allow the spouse of a deceased person, who did not oppose it, to use his sperm after he passed away even if he did not leave behind explicit instructions on the matter, on the assumption that he wanted the continuity of the family unit he established and taking into account his spouse's right to parentage.
It is also proposed to allow the parent of the deceased, appointed by him in writing, to use his sperm through another woman who will be the mother of the child to be born, with the approval of the court, provided that the deceased did not have a partner, or the partner's daughter does not wish to use the sperm.
Within the framework of the law, it will be determined that the date of taking the sperm from the deceased will not precede the date of the determination of death and no sperm will be taken from the deceased if more than 48 hours have passed from the date of determination of cardio-respiratory death.
In addition, the director of the hospital's sperm bank will not approve the taking of sperm from a woman who has not yet turned 18 years old, unless he was a soldier.
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