ISIS Takes Christian Children, While They Are Alive, Tear Open Their Bodies, Pull Their Organs And Bring Them To Saudi Arabia And Turkey

Theodore Shoebat



ISIS Takes Christian Children, While They Are Alive, Tear Open Their Bodies, Pull Their Organs And Bring Them To Saudi Arabia And Turkey

ISIS is taking young Christian children, as well as Shiites and others, tearing open their bodies as they are still breathing, tear out their organs, and bringing them into Turkey and Saudi Arabia. According to one report, the “body parts aren’t just harvested from soldiers killed in combat, but from living, breathing hostages including children abducted from the Shi’ite Muslim or Christian populations in Iraq and Syria.” I did a whole video on this:

This organs trafficking was exposed by otolaryngologist Siruwan al-Mosuli, who said that he
 lately he noticed unusual movement within medical facilities in Mosul. Arab and foreign surgeons were hired, but prohibited from mixing with local doctors. Information then leaked about organ selling. Surgeries take place within a hospital and organs are quickly transported through networks specialized in trafficking human organs. Mosuli said that the organs come from fallen fighters who were quickly transported to the hospital, injured people who were abandoned or individuals who were kidnapped.

He said that organ sales yield large profits. A specialized mafia is engaged in these operations, in addition to medical institutions working in other countries. Without coordination among these parties, such a trade cannot be sustained, he said. According to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), the organization sells bodies and organs of injured people they arrest.

The Times of London exposed “a human trafficking network established by IS in Mosul, where women and children were sold for money. This also constitutes a funding source for the fighters. According to the newspaper, women and children of Yazidi, Christian and other minority backgrounds are also sold through a networking hub in Syria’s Raqqa.”

This story further substantiates what we have reported on before. Last month, in November, Shoebat.com interviewed Lazar, a veteran of the Serbian Special Forces, in which he revealed to how Muslims in Kosovo are kidnapping Serbian Christian men, women and children, and selling their organs to Turkey and Saudi Arabia, the same two countries that ISIS is bringing organs into as well.

Here is the interview in which he explained this to us

Many will consider it difficult to believe one man’s account. As I questioned Lazar on the issue, he sent me a video of a European documentary by Deutsche Welle which is part of Germany’s International Broadcaster   researched and confirmed how Albanian terrorists were taking organs from Christian Serbs and selling their organs:

Many people did not believe, and said that our interview with this Serbian warrior was some sort of blood libel. But now it is being reported by reputable sources that ISIS is doing the same exact thing. People did not believe us, but let this be an evidence that are reporting on the selling of Serbian Christians organs stands true. This is a common activity amongst Islamic terrorists and we are only going to be seeing more of this diabolical barbarity.

2,300-year-old cache uncovered in northern cave in Israel

(Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Rare coins and silver and bronze objects
19 Mar 2015
A cache of rare coins and silver and bronze objects were uncovered in a large stalactite cave in northern Israel by members of the Israeli Caving Club - one of the important discoveries to come to light in the north of the country in recent years.
Cache of silver objects: two coins of Alexander of Macedon, rings, bracelets, earrings, and a small stone weight
 
Cache of silver objects: two coins of Alexander of Macedon, rings, bracelets, earrings, and a small stone weight
A month after the discovery of the gold treasure by divers off the coast of Caesarea, another report has reached the Israel Antiquities Authority of a find involving a cache of rare coins and silver and bronze objects 2,300 years old, in a cave in northern Israel. Officials in the Israel Antiquities Authority believe this is one of the important discoveries to come to light in the north of the country in recent years, and will require much time to study in order to crack the secrets of the cave.  

Two weeks ago Reuven Zakai, his son Chen Zakai and their friend Lior Halony, members of the Israeli Caving Club, set out to make preliminary preparations for a visit to one of the largest and well-hidden stalactite caves in the north. The three lowered themselves down in the ground, into the stalactite cave, and wriggled through a narrow passage in front of the cave. They wandered and crawled between the different parts of the cave for several hours.

Active stalactites in the cave
  Active stalactites in the cave
The youngest member of the group, Chen, 21, says he forced his way into one of the narrow niches when he suddenly caught sight of a shining object. There he discovered two ancient silver coins which it later turned out had been minted during the reign of Alexander the Great who conquered the Land of Israel at the beginning of the Hellenistic period (late 4th century BCE). Several pieces of silver jewelry were found alongside the coins, among them rings, bracelets and earrings, which were apparently concealed in the cave, together inside a cloth pouch some 2,300 years ago.

Silver coin of Alexander of Macedon
  Silver coin of Alexander of Macedon (Alexander the Great)
In the opinion of archaeologists at the Israel Antiquities Authority, "The valuables might have been hidden in the cave by local residents who fled there during the period of governmental unrest stemming from the death of Alexander, a time when the Wars of the Diadochi broke out in Israel between Alexander’s heirs following his death. Presumably the cache was hidden in the hope of better days, but today we know that whoever buried the treasure never returned to collect it."

The spelunkers realized they found an important archaeological discovery and reported it to inspectors of the Unit for the Prevention of Antiquities Theft in the Israel Antiquities Authority. This weekend officials of the Israel Antiquities Authority entered the cave together with members of the Israeli Caving Club. The IAA inspectors were excited to discover evidence of human habitation that occurred in the cave over extended periods.

At this point they believe they have found artifacts in the cave that first date to the Chalcolithic period c. 6,000 years ago; from the Early Bronze Age c. 5,000 years ago, the Biblical period 3,000 years ago and the Hellenistic period approximately 2,300 years ago. Numerous pottery vessels were also discovered in the cave.

In some regions of the cave ancient pottery vessels were found on which stalagmites had developed. Some of the pottery vessels had bonded with the limestone sediments and cannot be separated. The Israel Antiquities Authority reports that the combination of a stalactite cave and archaeological finds is both fascinating and rare. The finds in the cave will allow the researchers - archaeologists and geologists alike - to accurately date both the archaeological finds and the process of stalactite development.

Agate stones that were part of a string of beads and the Hellenistic oil lamp in which the stones were kept

Photo inside the cave: agate stones that were part of a string of beads and the Hellenistic oil lamp in which the stones were kept
Amir Ganor, director of the Unit for the Prevention of Antiquities Robbery in the Israel Antiquities Authority wants to commend the three members of the caving club, "They understood the importance of the archaeological discovery and exhibited exemplary civic behavior by immediately bringing these impressive archaeological finds to the attention of the IAA. After the gold treasure from Caesarea, this is the second time in the past month that citizens have reported significant archeological finds and we welcome this important trend. Thanks to these citizens' awareness, researchers at the Israel Antiquities Authority will be able to expand the existing archaeological knowledge about the development of society and culture in the Land of Israel in antiquity."

Officials in the Israel Antiquities Authority want the location of the cave to remain secret because of the many hazards inside it. Apart from the concern that the archaeological strata and stalactites might be damaged, there is a real danger to visitors to the cave because there are hidden and extremely deep underground cavities in it through which one might fall. In addition, the Israel Antiquities Authority wishes to stress that crawling in caves is dangerous and requires appropriate training and safety equipment.

Feudal war in AAP-Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan likely to be punished

(FP)

Allegation: Post-Lok Sabha election 2014, when AAP and its convener Arvind Kejriwal had been facing severe criticism, Yogendra Yadav targeted him personally and resigned publicly.
The counter: Yadav’s resignation had nothing to do with Lok Sabha results. At no stage, formally or informally, did he or Prashant Bhushan blame Kejriwal for the poor show. In fact, the letter of resignation of the former did not even refer to the results.
Allegation: Instead of accepting the blame for his wrong vote share projections in Haryana and the rest of India, which misguided the party, Yadav sought to put the onus of failure on Kejriwal. He had told the party that in Haryana, AAP would get 23 percent of the votes but it got only 4 percent.
Counter: Yadav did not conduct any survey for the party. In fact, the party did not have money to conduct an all-India survey. He engaged the agency - Cicero on behalf of the party to conduct surveys in Haryana and UP in January-February 2014. In UP it showed that the party was nowhere in the reckoning. In Haryana, the survey was done before AAP resigned in Delhi and it showed the party’s vote share at 22 percent. This fact was confirmed by other independent polls at that time. The party’s fortune in Haryana took a nose-dive after the resignation in Delhi. All this survey data and analysis were shared in a meeting with all the Lok Sabha candidates on 5-6 July. Sources close to Yadav demanded that those making the allegation must produce proof to justify this allegation.

Allegation: It was the Prashan Bhushan-Yogendra Yadav-Shanti Bhushan trio that kept pressing the party to contest more number of Lok Sabha seats (400+). It led to the party’s humiliating defeat and loss of face.

Counter: Neither Yadav nor Prashant Bhushan did advocate contesting 400-plus seats. In the aftermath of the success in the Delhi assembly election, Yadav had submitted a strategy paper that advocated contesting about 100 seats (all seats in Delhi, Haryana and Punjab, all seats in NCR and other metro areas and symbolic contests outside that). The suggestion about contesting nearly all the seats was made by Shanti Bhushan in the National Executive (NE) meeting conducted on 2-3 January, 2014. This was unanimously approved by the NE including by Kejriwal himself, who endorsed the suggestion in the meeting by saying “Let’s go for Broke”. Since the proceedings of this meeting were recorded, the supporters of Yadav and Bhushan asked, "will the party please release the recording to confirm facts about this matter in that meeting?"

Allegation: In 2014, Prashant Bhushan and Yadav reportedly supported AAP’s splinter group – AVAM (Aam Aadmi Volunteer Action Manch). Shanti Bhushan issued two videos in support of AVAM, which had locked horns with Kejriwal and the AAP’s Delhi unit. Later, during Delhi assembly election 2015, AVAM had levelled charges of money laundering against the AAP.

Counter: Both Bhushan and Yadav never joined Shanti Bhushan in supporting AVAM and there’s not an iota of truth in this. When, an AVAM leader contacted Yadav, the latter refused to join the cause and brought it to Kejriwal’s notice but Yadav refused to join their cause. On the other hand, Prashant Bhushan dealt with AVAM in his capacity as chairman of National Disciplinary Committee, since its leader Karan Singh had appealed to the National Disciplinary Committee against his expulsion.

“Yes, I had appealed to the National Disciplinary Committee, as the AAP had levelled false charges against me and no one was ready to hear us – the volunteers, who were shown the door. Not only that, the party also used forged SMS to malign us and used it as an excuse to expel me,” Karan Singh told Firstpost. Bhushan found critical evidence used to expel Karan Singh - a forged SMS and insisted that the party should track down the source of the said SMS.