Israel is accused of Organ trade in UKRAINE after Palestine

Israel is accused of Organ trade in UKRAINE after Palestine

Pal Telegraph 13 dicembre 2009

Anche l’Ucraina accusa ebrei di traffico di organi umani

Some Ukranians accused Israeli of importing around 25 thousand Ukrainian children in the past two years for harvesting their organs in a step of using them for Israeli patients.
Haarets Newspaper reported the news on Thursday 3rd of December. The paper has referred that this news came up on some Ukrainian websites.
Haaretz has quoted Ukrainian Professor of Philosophy Godin who said said that the children had clearly been taken by Israeli medical centers, where they were used for "spare parts." Gudin said it was essential that all Ukrainians be made aware of the genocide Israel was perpetrating. According to "Haaretz", Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman is scheduled to visit to Ukraine next week.Ironically and far from basics of Journalism, Haaretz classified the news of Ukrainian Children as antimerism news through its tags. "Tags: anti-Semitism". This indicates that this article is a taboo to be discussed or raised on the media. Even we expect to be accused of anti Semitism in the Palestine telegraph as are republishing this and intend to make a series of investigation about the topic.

Killing Palestinians for organs

Israel since the 80s killed thousands of Palestinians. Very considerable amount of victims disappeared since then. Back to the 70s bodies of Palestinian freedom fighters were kept after they were killed in military operation.Lately in August, a Swedish journalist accused Israeli army of killing Palestinian youths to harvest their citing witnesses and evidences of the issue.In his report, Swedish journalist, Donald BOSTRÖM, mentioned witnesses and facts ads follows, "You could call me a "matchmaker," said Levy Izhak Rosenbaum, from Brooklyn, USA, in a secret recording with an FBI-agent whom he believed to be a client. Ten days later, at the end of July this year, Rosenbaum was arrested and a vast, Sopranos-like, imbroglio of money-laundering and illegal organ-trade was revealed. Rosenbaum's matchmaking had nothing to do with romance. It was all about buying and selling kidneys from Israel on the black market. Rosenbaum says that he buys the kidneys for $10,000, from poor people. He then proceeds to sell the organs to desperate patients in the States for $160,000. The accusations have shaken the American transplantation business. If they are true it means that organ trafficking is documented for the first time in the US, experts tell the New Jersey Real-Time News."

Mysterious Scottish death

In 1998 a Scot named Alisdair Sinclair died under questionable circumstances while in Israeli custody at Ben Gurion airport.

His family was informed of the death and, according to a report in J Weekly, "...told they had three weeks to come up with about $4,900 to fly Sinclair's corpse home. [Alisdair's brother] says the Israelis seemed to be pushing a different option: burying Sinclair in a Christian cemetery in Israel, at a cost of about $1,300." The family scraped up the money, brought the body home, and had an autopsy performed at the University of Glasgow. It turned out that Alisdair's heart and a tiny throat bone were missing. At this point the British Embassy filed a complaint with Israel.

The J report states:

"A heart said to be Sinclair's was subsequently repatriated to Britain, free of charge. James wanted the [Israeli] Forensic Institute to pay for a DNA test to confirm that this heart was indeed their brother's, but the Institute's director, Professor Jehuda Hiss refused, citing the prohibitive cost, estimated by some sources at $1,500." despite repeated requests from the British Embassy for the Israeli pathologist's and police reports, Israeli officials refused to release either. (5,6,7) Israel's very first, historic heart transplant used a heart removed from a living patient without consent or consulting his family.In December 1968 a man named Avraham Sadegat (the New York Times seems to give his name as A Savgat) (2) died two days after a stroke, even though his family had been told he was "doing well."

By Eman Jom'a and Media Agencies
Source > Pal Telegraph