Israel: Helping To Make A Better World

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Israel used to have a shortage of "body parts" because Jews don't donate after death.

That shortage became a surplus....

rabbi selling body parts - Google Search


Wonder where the Chosen get their "spare parts?"

Amazing, you batted 0 out of 2

1) Organ donation in Jewish law - Wikipedia

2) One case of bad Rabbis, does not all of Judaism make


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From your link....

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Certain fundamental Jewish law questions arise in issues of organ donation. Donation of an organ from a living person to save another's life, where the donor's health will not appreciably suffer,[1] is permitted and encouraged in Jewish law. Donation of an organ from a dead person is equally permitted for the same purpose: to save a life (pikuach nefesh). This simple statement of the issue belies, however, the complexity of defining death in Jewish law. Thus, although there are side issues regarding mutilation of the body etc., the primary issue that prevents organ donation from the dead amongst Jews, in many cases, is the definition of death, simply because to take a life-sustaining organ from a person who was still alive would be murder.

Because in Jewish law, organ donation raises such difficult questions, it has traditionally been met with some skepticism. In both Orthodox Judaism and non-Orthodox Judaism, the majority view holds that organ donation is permitted in the case of irreversible cardiac rhythm cessation. However most organs must be transplanted before the heart has ceased, and this has led to much discussion and assessment of Jewish law so that today, whilst there continues to be opposition to transplantation before cardiac/respiratory death, there are several authorities which argue that it is allowed, and this is now the official position of the government of the State of Israel and its Chief Rabbinate."


and then more truth....



Israel's remarkable new steps to solve its organ shortage.


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This month, Israel launched a new policyto encourage organ donation: Anyone who registers to allow his organs to be taken posthumously gets slight priority if he needs one in the future. When two comparably ill patients are in need, the tie will go to the organ-donation cardholder. The new policy garnered publicity in the Australian, Canadian, South African, and British press.


Meanwhile, under the radar, another, more dramatic Israeli initiative took place: giving compensation to families of deceased organ donors."



hint - the Israeli government wouldn't be doing that if it had a surplus...
 
From your link....

"
Certain fundamental Jewish law questions arise in issues of organ donation. Donation of an organ from a living person to save another's life, where the donor's health will not appreciably suffer,[1] is permitted and encouraged in Jewish law. Donation of an organ from a dead person is equally permitted for the same purpose: to save a life (pikuach nefesh). This simple statement of the issue belies, however, the complexity of defining death in Jewish law. Thus, although there are side issues regarding mutilation of the body etc., the primary issue that prevents organ donation from the dead amongst Jews, in many cases, is the definition of death, simply because to take a life-sustaining organ from a person who was still alive would be murder.

Because in Jewish law, organ donation raises such difficult questions, it has traditionally been met with some skepticism. In both Orthodox Judaism and non-Orthodox Judaism, the majority view holds that organ donation is permitted in the case of irreversible cardiac rhythm cessation. However most organs must be transplanted before the heart has ceased, and this has led to much discussion and assessment of Jewish law so that today, whilst there continues to be opposition to transplantation before cardiac/respiratory death, there are several authorities which argue that it is allowed, and this is now the official position of the government of the State of Israel and its Chief Rabbinate."


and then more truth....



Israel's remarkable new steps to solve its organ shortage.


"
This month, Israel launched a new policyto encourage organ donation: Anyone who registers to allow his organs to be taken posthumously gets slight priority if he needs one in the future. When two comparably ill patients are in need, the tie will go to the organ-donation cardholder. The new policy garnered publicity in the Australian, Canadian, South African, and British press.


Meanwhile, under the radar, another, more dramatic Israeli initiative took place: giving compensation to families of deceased organ donors."



hint - the Israeli government wouldn't be doing that if it had a surplus...

Which country has a surplus in donated organs, duffus ?

Your first point was about Judaism not allowing donation of organs.
"Israel used to have a shortage of "body parts" because Jews don't donate after death."

You were wrong.

Now, you are grasping at straws .

What other conspiracy theories do you have to share with us?
 
You were wrong.


Wrong.

When W was President, a network of rabbis distributing body parts without specifying origin was busted, but W sold out and stopped the prosecution - that rabbi was never prosecuted.

Israel did have a body parts shortage. Jews do not want their corpses ripped apart, which is what YOUR LINK described.

The first time the shortage of Israeli body parts ended was after the 67 war. The US sent the USS Liberty to investigate Israeli extermination of residents of the Heights, Bank, and Strip. Israel didn't want the Liberty to look around, so Israel took US warplanes we gave them and deliberately attacked and murdered the Liberty. Fortunately for Israel; LBJ was a complete and total Zionist Traitor, and told the American people it was an accident. It wasn't.

Jews do not value non Jewish life. That was the real truth of 911 and the night "Moses" came down....
 
If Israel has so much (post 911) cash, WHY do they need to keep getting $10+ billion per year from the US taxpayer????
 
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