Abortion in Israel has been legal since 1977 and functions within a regulated committee-approval system that is, in practice, highly permissive. Any woman — including foreign nationals presenting a passport — may apply to one of approximately 38–40 pregnancy termination committees operating at public and private hospitals nationwide These committees, composed of two physicians and a social worker, approve approximately 99.5% of applications There is no fixed gestational ceiling: standard commi...
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