Fetal age

What is your personal opinion on the matter? From a review of the website, there is no clear answer regarding the definition of the fetus as a person.

My personal opinion is that I don't know when a person is, and that's precisely why there is a moral prohibition against aborting him at any stage. When will there be a death penalty for murder? There is no such penalty for a fetus.

And why is there no punishment for fetal murder from a halakhic perspective?

I don't know the rules of punishment. But it's likely that the sages thought he was not a complete man.

I think in a foreign country there is a death penalty for that.

True, and this is a hint at the root of the law. It seems that the fetus is considered a person but not a Jew. Therefore, there is a prohibition against him of "shedding the blood of man" and of "thou shalt not murder", just like a gentile. Hence, his murderer is not subject to death, like someone who murders a gentile, because there is no obligation of death for "shedding the blood of man", but only for "thou shalt not murder" (what I wrote is that there is a moral prohibition in this even if I did not follow the law, but more precisely that there is a halachic prohibition in this of "shedding the blood of man" and not of "thou shalt not murder", but that this halachic prohibition is a moral prohibition like the rest of the prohibitions of the sons of Noah). But a gentile who transgresses "shedding the blood of man" is subject to death, and therefore this is his law also with regard to a fetus. And carefully.

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