Police in Cyprus have arrested an Israeli man described as the ringleader of a world-wide organ trafficking network that operated out of the tiny Balkan country of Kosovo several years ago.
Moshe Harel is accused of luring donors from eastern Europe, Turkey and the former Soviet Union to Kosovo, promising to pay them €12,000 ($14,500) for a kidney. He then allegedly charged people (most of them Israelis) in need of a kidney as much as €100,000 for the implant.
Israeli police arrested Harel in 2012 in a related investigation but he was never extradited to Kosovo because the two countries don't have diplomatic relations. [color="Red"]Of course they weren't going to allow one of their own face justice in a goyish land.....
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