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Organ Harvesting: Another Weapon of War–ISIS Forcibly Removing Body Parts- To Fund War [Picture, Video]
Reports out of Syria claim the Assad reginme is using forced organ rremoval to terrorizr nation. Doctors are allegedly threatned to do the operations. NBewspapers say that ISIS id using doctors to harvesyt organs, The doctors are being rhreatened with execution.
UN urged to investigate ISIS’s bloody trade in human organs after Iraqi ambassador reveals doctors are being executed for not harvesting body parts
Iraq has urged the United Nations to investigate Islamic State terrorists’ bloody trade in human organs after the Iraqi ambassador said doctors are being executed for not harvesting body parts.
Mohamed Alhakim claimed that dozens of bodies with surgical incisions and missing body parts have been found in shallow mass graves near ISIS stronghold Mosul over the past few weeks.
ISIS’ horrifying trade in human organs, which was revealed by MailOnline last December, is just the latest way for the terrorist organisation to finance its activities, with other major sources of the group’s $2 million-a-day income being the sale of oil, ransom payments, and smuggled antiques Source
Now this gets nassty: Using organ trafffickking to fund war:
Allegations have been made that the Islamic State is trafficking organs to finance its military campaigns.
A doctor in the Iraqi city of Mosul, Siruwan Al-Mosuli, reportedly told the publication Al-Monitor that a large-scale organ-harvesting racket was being run out of local hospitals, and that IS was reaping significant profits from the scheme.
Al-Mosuli said that Iraqi and foreign doctors were being hired to work in local hospitals and perform rapid organ removal operations from recently deceased jihadis or captives. The organs are swiftly transported from the hospital to potential local or foreign buyers.
The Islamic State has a specialized group which focuses solely on organ trafficking, Al-Mosuli said. source
