A pro-abortion woman physically assaulted a pro-life activist in Portland after she claimed that miscarriages are abortions and he disagreed.

As RedState reported, the pro-lifer had a sign emblazoned “abortion is murder” when he was accosted by the pro-lifer, who was accompanied by her young daughter.

“Women are being airlifted from Idaho to Oregon right now because they can’t get life-saving emergency abortions,” the woman claimed. “Doctors are saying it’s only a matter of time before somebody bleeds out in a helicopter. Any day now it’s going to happen. We’re gonna have the first death on a helicopter of a woman being moved to Oregon for an abortion. Are you cool with that?”

“No, that’s very sad. What percentage is it of those women?” the pro-lifer responded.

“What do you mean what ******* percentage? All of them. That’s the only way they can get abortions, is by coming here,” the woman snapped.

“Every woman that’s getting an abortion is due to medical procedures?” he asked,

“No, most abortions are,” she claimed.

“No, they’re not,” he responded.

“My abortion was of a dead embryo. That’s most abortions,” she said.

“Okay, I’m sorry to hear that,” he answered.

Then she claimed, “That’s most abortions.”

“That’s not most abortions,” he countered.

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“Yes, it is, because have you looked at the statistics? Most abortions are clean-ups after miscarriages, and women can’t even get those. No, you’re a ******* moron because miscarriages are extremely common and most women opt to have…” she started.

“Miscarriages and abortions are different,” he pointed out. “What is an abortion?”

“No, a miscarriage is a medical abortion,” she insisted.

“No, it’s not. Let me educate you,” he offered.

That prompted the woman to take a swing at him and the woman filming the incident before he forced her to the ground as her daughter started crying.

“The woman is also lying about access to the medical procedure she describes,” RedState noted. “There is not a single state in the union that outlaws real doctors at real medical facilities from removing a baby’s body after a miscarriage.”

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released results from their initial investigation into the deaths of dozens of people at a tent camp in Rafah on Tuesday, saying that the munitions the country used were too small and were used too far away from where the people died to have been responsible for their deaths.

The IDF launched a strike against senior Hamas terrorists on Sunday night who were meeting inside a compound in Rafah that is used by Hamas.

Hamas-controlled local officials claimed that approximately four dozen people were killed in the strike and claimed that Israel was responsible for their deaths.

“The strike was based on precise intelligence that indicated that these terrorists, who were responsible for orchestrating and executing terror attacks against Israelis, were meeting inside the specific structure we targeted,” said IDF spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari. “These terrorists were responsible for the deaths of Israelis and they were actively commanding operations that could have killed even more. Their deaths saved lives.”

He showed images from Israeli aerial surveillance from the time of the strike that shows the IDF targeted a structure approximately 200 yards away from where the fire broke out in the tent camp.

“Contrary to reports, we conducted the strike outside the area that we designated as a humanitarian area and called civilians to evacuate to,” he said. “Our strike was over a kilometer and a half away from the Al-Mawasi humanitarian area.”

The strike hit an area approximately 200 yards away from the tent camp using munitions with the smallest warheads that can be used by military aircraft. The warheads had only 35 pounds of explosive material, which is extremely small compared to what is commonly used on battlefields around the world.

“Our munition alone could not have ignited a fire of this size,” he said, noting that Hamas has been operating out of the area since October 7, which is a war crime since they are operating around civilians.

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Hagari showed that there were rocket launchers just a few dozen yards away from where their strike targeted.

“We are also assessing footage documented by Gazans on the night of the strike, posted on social media, which appear to show secondary explosions, indicating that there may have been weapons in the area,” he said. “Our signal intelligence intercepted some phone calls that reinforce this concern, raising the possibility that weapons stored in a nearby compound caught fire.”

The IDF also says it identified launch pits adjacent to the site of the strike. pic.twitter.com/dUx7wKjXwp

— Joe Truzman (@JoeTruzman) May 28, 2024

The IDF released an audio file of a conversation that was intercepted between two Gazans in which one says that the fire erupted because Hamas had a bunch of ammunition in the area at a warehouse that started exploding.

“I mean the Jewish bombing wasn’t strong, it was a small missile, because it didn’t create a large hole,” the Gazan said to his friend.

Lastly, the IDF released an audio conversation between two Gaza describing the Rafah attack. pic.twitter.com/ip1AuARTdJ

— Joe Truzman (@JoeTruzman) May 28, 2024