The links you provided the last time you proposed this from the Talmud did NOT have anything to do with abortion. They were, therefore, erroneous.

If you knew them to be erroneous and posted them anyway, then you lied. I had not made that assumption.

If you look at footnote 18 to the text you cite, you will see it is an exegesis of the Mishnah rather than a law itself. The commentator proposes that it follows the general principle of self-defense, not that the law is self-defense. Nor is it magisterial, since the rabbis routinely rethought and argued these issues.

Abortion to save the life of the mother is wrong because it violates the command “You shall commit no murder”. Your propositions, that it can be justified as self-defense or that a moral calculus can be made considering one death morally superior to two, have both been rejected repeatedly by the Magisterium.

No waffling.