Starting with Ayatollah Khamene, Israel targets leaders in Iran, killing at least three more this week.

Is this a moral strategy?

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is yes. And a new bill in its current form would allow women to legally get abortions in the UK

up until birth. These are the stories we'll discuss and we'll also address some of your questions.

I'm your host, Sean McDowell. I'm your co-host, Scott Ray.

This is the Think Biblically Weekly Cultural Update brought you by Talbot School of Theology,

Biola University. Scott, it's no secret that almost every story from all the publications I read

is dominated this week with the Israel-US Iran War.

I don't want to cover what other publications are covering,

but I try to think through what's a unique angle we could take

that maybe would be helpful.

And given your studying ethics,

I'm really interested to hear how you're going to weigh in on this one.

So this is an article that's in the Wall Street Journal, and it says Israel is hunting down Iranian regime

members in their hideouts one by one. And of course, this started with Comini, one of the

leaders just a few weeks ago who was assassinated. Then they described early Tuesday

morning this week. Israel's intelligence services found Larajani, gathered with other officials

at a hideout at the outskirts of Tehran and killed him with a missile strike. Another one this

week was the leader of the feared Baja's militia. I can't even pronounce

his first name, but Soleimani was also struck and killed. And then another one followed by that

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