Temporary Fertility Clinic in Palm Springs Opens After Bombing

I'm not an antinatalist. But, as a rabbi, I do get where they're coming from.

(RNS) — The car-bombing of a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, has brought increased awareness of “antinatalism,” a movement whose proponents embrace the philosophy that human procreation is unjustifiable and wrong. Guy Edward Bartkus, the 25-year-old suspect in the bombing, who apparently perished in it (in ironic, or perhaps intentional, consonance with the idea that the fewer people on earth, the better), left behind antinatalist …

Temporary fertility clinic in Palm Springs opens after bombing

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (CNN, KYMA/KECY) - The California fertility clinic bombed earlier this month reopened at a temporary location Tuesday. Officials with American Reproductive Centers say they're open to existing patients, but anyone interested in becoming a new patient needs to call to schedule an appointment. Authorities say the Palm Springs facility was targeted in an act of domestic terrorism on May 17. Four people were injured in the attac…

Rebuild Palm Springs increases fundraising goal to $250,000 as community groups rally support ⋆ The Palm Springs Post

Palm Springs Mayor Ron deHarte shakes hands with Paul Mahoney, chair of the Old Las Palmas Neighborhood Organization, during a check presentation event outside Palm Springs Liquor Wednesday morning. A community-driven fundraising effort to help Palm Springs businesses recover from the May 17 bombing at a fertility clinic has increased its goal to $250,000 after organizers discovered a significant gap in terrorism insurance coverage, it was annou…