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                           ISRAELI TERRORISM:
                ISRAELI MEDICAL TERRORISM


SHORT TABLE OF CONTEXT

1. Denying medical help for Russian immigrants in Israel
2. Killings of children
3. Israeli medical doctors' role in tortures and arbitrary detention
4. Collective punishment  
5. Denial or blockage of medical and humanitarian help
6. Utilization of medicine as a terrorist tool: against Russian immigrants
in Israel, against Palestinian people, against critics of Israel all over the
world
7. Killing people for donor organs
8. Utilization of the Jewish hospitals and medical facilities in the Jewish
areas (North America) for ruining dissidents' and their family members'
health and to incriminate dissidents infectious diseases
9. Wild exploitation of Arabs (Palestinians), East Europeans and new
immigrants from ex-USSR (Jews and non-Jews): treating them
MORE WORSE then slaves


Dear Reader!
You can ask: Why it all has something to do with "medical terrorism"?
To understand, why, you have to go through this part of our work,
reading all, collected with scrutiny, facts.
There is no other way to understand.


                - 1 -
In the beginning of 1990-s thousands of new immigrants from ex-USSR in Israel have began to tell similar stories. They were brutally denied medical help in the most dramatic situations, when injured, blooding, having a fever, or suffering from a tremendous pain. Israeli "doctors Mengele" have accompanied their refusals by "standard" exclamations as "you, stinky Russians", "Russian pigs", "go back to Russia", etc. Often Israeli butchers have excused their cruelty and hatred by the Israeli laws – like a prohibition to serve a patient from another "medical cashier".

Reading the "Amnesty International" resolution (2002) on Israeli actions at the occupied Arab territories, when Israeli army have restricted Arab hospitals and ambulances from providing medical help to the civilian population, I was recalling hundreds of new Russian immigrants' testimonies; speaking about the same: how cold blood Israeli so called medical doctors were denying medical help to immigrants' children, when they knew that without medical help a child will die.

( ai-index    MDE 15/154/2002  04/11/2002 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE== Israel/Occupied Territories: Israeli Defence Force war crimes must be investigated ==  The report, Israel and the Occupied Territories: Shielded from Scrutiny - IDF violations in Jenin and Nablus, documents serious human rights violations by Israeli forces -- unlawful killings; torture and ill-treatment of prisoners; wanton destruction of hundreds of homes sometimes with the residents still inside; the blocking of ambulances and denial of humanitarian assistance [.......]     )

Let's look briefly into typical cases of the denial of medical help to new Russian-speaking immigrants: based on extracts from Israeli radio and newspapers in Russian language, published by then in Tel-Aviv. (A compilation of such a collection have been provided in a huge work "GULAG of Palestine"; I am quoting this book):

"Medicine in Israel has become not a factor of help, but a factor of discrimination, violation of civil rights, and other negative phenomena. System of family doctors, same, as in former USSR, in reality was even more awful: in polyclinics (besides long waiting lists to visit a family doctor, and - in the day of an appointment - waiting lines: up to several hours) neither doctors, nor medical nurses did not show not just any eagerness, but, on the contrary, viciously mocked at the patients."

(............)

"If the Israelis are receiving medical services, immigrants can hear from the Israeli doctors only: "You're OK, go home". (Doctors here speak to all patients "you is", instead of "you are"). Refusal to provide a medical help to new immigrant was not an exclusive incident here; it became a norm. Roughness, sadism and mockery, injustice that met  immigrants at hospitals and "medical cash departments" in Israel - were without any limits. Israelis have money and good lawyers; they are permanently filing lawsuits against medical institutions, medical doctors, and "medical cash departments"; this is one of the reasons, why an attitude towards them is perfectly different.

Here is the newspaper "Vesti" ("News"), issue 21, 28.01.1993, page 2, article "Claims Against Doctors ", where it was underlined: "Israeli doctors, nurses and medical institutions are widely known all over the world for their negligent attitude to the patients. Since 1985 20 million shekels have been paid under the lawsuits against Israeli doctors. Claims for a sum of 100 millions of shekels were sent on consideration. During last 3 years the number of claims was this: for each one thousand doctors lawsuits were filed against 19. 40 percents of the complaints were recognized as justified."

"Jerusalem Post" suggested in one of its articles that only 15 percents of the victims raised claims against the doctors.

Natasha Sholokhova, a coordinator of the "Help for "Olim" (immigrants) Center" (centre of the movement RAZ, tel. 5101847) (according to newspaper "Courier", March, 18, 1992) tells about a humiliating attitude towards Russian children at schools and medical institutions in Israel.

Radio "RECA", 18 aug. 1993, at lunch time: evaluations of the radio listeners' letters. Radio host - Alex "Yish Shalom": a story about mockeries on two legless handicap Russian women (new immigrants), living in a caravan near Beer-Sheva."

(..............)

"August 29, 1993, 12.50 (or 12.55), radio "RECA": a terrible story told by a calling to the radio station mother. Her child (10 months old) became sick: an otitis (inflammation of ears). Their family doctor, she prescribed only antipyretics, and nothing else! And the child is burning (has fever) already 14 days!!! And the family doctor is categorically denying a reference to a specialist, an otho-laringologist. Radio's consultant, doctor Sofia Berkovich, did not know, what to tell. She only commented this case as very grave, and said that after 2 weeks an inflammation without a special treatment will spread to the bone, and that it is essential to demand a referral to a specialist. Will the unfortunate mother given it?! (One of my friends, a medical specialist, also told me that a 2 week fever in babies could lead to brain damage, and other non-convertible consequences)".

"On August 26, 1993 (around 17.00), on radio "RECA"; an hour of an advice giving by doctor - urologist and sexologist (Israel Levi). An incoming telephone call from somebody, who calls himself "Boris from Petach-Tikva", an old man. He has told that has an adenoma in him  - a tumor of prostate. For a long period of time he could not get an appointment with the local doctor at all, and then wasn't given any help or treatment for another long period of time. Then - finally - he has been directed to an urologist. The last has prescribed medication (tablets), which at first (seemed) have helped, and then have caused a sharp deterioration (according to Boris). With hard difficulties Boris has managed to receive another appointment with the urologist. And what then? This time the urologist has refused to speak with Boris at all: under an excuse that does not speak Yiddish or Russian. So, he did not talk or listen to Boris and did not examine his patient at all, but has prescribed the same medication again. He might not understand Russian or Yiddish words, which Boris used to describe a sharp deterioration of his condition, terrible tormented pains, which he's suffering from, but the doctor, certainly, could guess (if has wanted!), that Boris was trying to tell him something very important.

From my neighbors, citizens of Belgium, Switzerland, Canada and USA, I have learned that in all civilized countries, even in ones, which did not incur the harsh responsibility to accept such an improbable number of immigrants from the same country (USSR), who spoke the same language (Russian), (as Israel did), there were social workers and social help, and a guaranteed support of the interpreter for those who does not understand the state language. In one cases and countries it is guaranteed by hospitals or special polyclinics, in others - by social services. Before directing an immigrant to a medical expert, an immigrant is asked - as a rule, - whether he needs an interpreter. Is there though any justification or explanation of the "behavior" of the state a Israel, all her social, medical, and other services, her administration of medical institutions, her doctors and medical nurses, except for one: indifference, boarding with hatred (or both of them together), discrimination and sadism.

It seems that the reaction of the radio "Reca's" adviser, doctor Israel Levin, has reflected - as in a mirror - also the reaction of the urologist who has been "treating" Boris from Petach-Tikva: "Why do you don't know Hebrew?!" "A sole advice that I can give you, is to learn Hebrew" (!!!) Is that was an answer, worthy a medical doctor?! Further Boris told that he could not receive any other consultation, and, if he even will receive an appointment, he'll not be able to talk to a doctor again, because "they" will give him cattily (in his despite; and anyway "after waiting very long time") a consultation with only the same urologist, whom he has already visited.

How many times, standing by a wicket of a registry of any medical institution, I - myself - had come across roughness, humiliating attitude, or became a witness of discriminating treatment of other Russians!

I did not received a compensation for a trauma, which I got at work: because a medical doctor has refused to fill out necessary papers (forms).  

Almost 3 years I am actually denied any medical help. I was illegally expelled from the polyclinic Ramat-Verber in Petack-Tikva, my medical history and my medical card was (nobody knows by whom) withdrawn from the polyclinic Rotschield; several times I've been coming to my family doctor with my sick child (who had a fever) in a serious condition, in due time (issued in advance): and she has refused to let us enter into her room ("cabinet") and to examine my child!"

(..............)

"A similar situation was described by Savely Kashnitsky, in the "New Russian Word" (newspaper, published in USA, ), in his article called "Russians, Go Back! : Why I have took my children out of Israel". ("New Russian Word" ("Novoye Russkoye Slovo"), Russian Daily, New York, Friday, January, 12, 1996) In this article Savely explains, why he has decided to leave Israel and to return to Moscow. In his article Savely Kashnitsky wrote among other: "As in the former USSR, where the statistics was under command of not mathematical, but, rather, ideological consistencies, in Israel valuable for the government digits are living by a complicated political life." Naturally, no official statistics on outraged humiliation over Russian-speaking patients in Israel was available. In Israel, says Savely Kashnitsky, Russian immigrants were terrified not by unusual traditions or type of life, but mostly by perverted moral and ethical norms. Savely describes a typical example. In a kibbutz, where Savely lived with his family, another Russian-speaking family lived: Petr and Irina with their children. Their 2-years-old daughter has become sick. "Parents took their burning (39 degrees fever!) ill child to a "medical point". A nurse, after studying their document, has declared: "You are registered with another medical "cashier", so, go to the city's policlinic. However, a distance between the kibbutz [("Rural Commune" (Communist Farm) - our remark] village - and the city - is 15 kilometers, and there are no public transportation (no buses), only an auto-stop [if somebody will give you a lift], and normally you must change several cars - before coming to your destination. Then - there is a cruel Israeli heat outside. "Help our child, help only one time - and tomorrow we will register with another medical "cashier", - begged the nurse Petr and Irina. In spite of their arguments, the nurse was untouched. When she has noticed slight Russians' movement toward the doctor, she has physically blocked them the way". Savely wrote that this time the child did not die, but it could happen very easily in Israel. "Later I heard about other cases - when children have been dying - and died - because of the refusal of a medical help. In one case a child died form appendicitis: because a medical doctor, a surgeon, did not want to begin a surgery before the end of Jewish sacre (holy) Saturday ("Shabbat")".

"A year after the incident with the sick girl a similar incident of the "difference of mentality" has happened to my own family. My both children - Ury, 1 and a half years old, and Iliyusha, a baby - had became sick simultaneously; as it was found later - they both had pneumonia. In this alarming day - in the morning - the kibbutz's doctor wasn't at the "medical point": he worked only two times a week. We had raced to the city, to a urban policlinics, where medical help was given, and medication prescribed". However, the kibbutz's medical doctor has became so angry that has excluded family Kashnitsky from any medical services. As Savely explains - according to the rules (which Savely has never seen in writing) that nobody explained to him before this event: it is forbidden in kibbutz to use urban policlinics, and the procedure to be served by a medical doctor is to turn to the nurse (remember - the same, who almost killed another Russian child), who should call the doctor. A ban on medical services for family Kashnitsky was not only amoral, but also illegal: they had regularly paid to the "medical cashier".

"Gregory SVIRSKY, a famous writer, whose books were translated into almost all European languages, and after whose novel "Hostages" a famous American movie was made, wrote that the medicine in Israel is in the Mafia hands (Gregory Svirsky.  "ПРОРЫВ" ("Breakthrough"). Hermitage, USA. 1983. Page 440)".

"When we spoke with Kashnitsky in Montreal, he told me that has collected a huge data about Israeli "medical terrorism". However, he told me, no newspaper will publish it.

I have discussed problems in the medical services for Russian immigrants with a number of Russian-speaking journalists, who lived in 1990-s in Israel. We all agreed that the main problems for Russian immigrants with a tough financial and (or) social situation (99% of new immigrants) in Israeli medical institutions were next:
1) Often medical doctors didn't want to see a Russian-speaking immigrant patient:
Someone has an appointment, comes in exact time, but his family (or another MD) doctor refuses to see the patient, refuses even to speak with the last one. In cases where there is no language barrier - an MD doesn't want to listen to patient's explanation and complains about the reason, why he came to the doctor, and says that an examination will "show everything". In many cases a medical doctor forbids a Russian-speaking patient to speak at all - under a threat that he will never admit the patient if he's (or she's) going to speak to him. A language barrier is often an artificial one: one of my friends has spoke a very primitive Hebrew, and has communicated with his medical doctor with difficulties. Occasionally he discovered that his family doctor is a Russian-speaking "vatik" (an "old immigrant" - an immigrant, who's been living more then 15 years in Israel) from USSR! However, when he - after finding this out - has tried to speak with his doctor in Russian, the doctor has stopped him by such an exclamation: "rack ivrit" ("just Hebrew"), please!
2) A complete ignorance of the medical treatment, which Russian-speaking patients had received in their native country, before coming to Israel.
3) Refusal to send a patient to a specialist. Ignorance of all patient's complains like pains, dramatic deterioration of the health situation, high fever (even if 40: patients are just sent home).
4) Refusal of medical doctors, and another medical personnel of policlinics. hospitals, etc. - to provide even the most simple information: like location of this or another medical facility (or a room), a procedure of a request to be seen by a specialist, how to do this or another test. In contrary, Israelis are often misleading Russian-speaking immigrants, for humiliation. Typical examples of humiliation: a) There a new immigrant wrote his family name in Hebrew with a mistake, or simply in English or Russian (there is also known that some non-Hebrew names are double-readable in Hebrew: because written Hebrew has no vocalic letters): and Israelis, waiting in line, do not allow him to go to the doctor; and the medical personal (a nurse, secretary and medical doctor) supports the Israelis against a new immigrant; b) Here an handicap with only one leg was given a appointment for Friday, 3 p.m., when the clinics is already closed; he, a "simple man", sweating as hell, arrived there on his one leg. May be, it was a random mistake? If it was!  

This way basic things - to get an appointment with a doctor, call an ambulance, medical tests, getting a referral to a specialist, any of the medical exams, prescription and receiving medications, - became a serious obstacle for new immigrants in Israel, often - an inextricable difficulty. Immigrants don't receive any special social help related to these problems."

"Comparing to policlinics, hospitals are providing medical help for new immigrants; in the same time, it is difficult to be admitted at the hospital. This is why only people with neglected illnesses are getting there; many of them are already doomed. However, in the hospitals new immigrants are exposed to something extremely horrible, which can not be imagine in countries, where there is no local GULAG: rooms (where mostly immigrants are sent to) are for 20-30 people, the medical personnel refuse to bring a night (hospital (lazaretto) chair, medications or the pain-killing pills, in pre-surgery rooms men and women are kept together, and they are forced to take off all their clothes before each other, in the hospital rooms the patients do not have any covers or screens, and many of them are put on the corridors. Next say after almost any surgery people are thrown out of the hospital. Even people, who had a stomach surgery just 1 day ago, having a fresh incision with - consequently - pains from them, are thrown out, and are not provided with even a wheelchair to get down: from the high floors to a car or a taxi. Because hundreds of thousands of new arrivals from ex-USSR experience tremendously dramatic social problems and have no money for a taxi, post-surgery patients must return home by overcrowded Israeli buses".

"Treatment of wealthy Israelis and foreigners in Israeli medical institutions is completely different from the treatment of new immigrants from ex-USSR, while they pay as much as the new immigrants. In stalinist Russia there was a "Stakhanov movement": organized by the communist authorities "socialist competition" between workers (who will faster finish a norm). Israeli hospitals - with their policy of throwing out their ill patients - are a similar Stakhanov movement".

"Israely "Stakhanovers" from hospitals like "Bailinson", "Soroka", and others, consume the lion's share of the governmental subsidies, charity and other financing resources, which leads - besides unimaginable (in new immigrants' situation) expensive payments to the "medical cassias" (medical insurance plan) - to an absence of less complicated, conventional, elementary medical help for the most of the patients, and - as a result - later an operation becomes inevitable. According to the words of 2 known to me medical doctors (and many others, who expressed the same opinion in a softer form), 90 percent of those, who lived in Israel several years and had a complicated surgery - are people, who did not receive medical help in good time at the policlinics or post-surgeon hospital departments".

"According to a survey, taken by almanac "The First Free Word", from 500 new immigrants (3 and less years in Israel) no one was treated in a hospital, in non-surgeon departments. Age of the questioned people was between 32 to 80.

Now, we need to underline that many of the new immigrants simply don't have money to pay for the medical insurance plan ("medical cassias"), and they (I know such people) have no - even formal - medical help at all. We can only guess, how many of such people are in Israel.

A monthly payment to a "medical cassia" is from 190 shekels - and higher. Most of the Russian-speaking immigrants' salary (1992-93) is normally from 1000 to 1550 shekels per month. The cost of the rent in the central part of the country (from Ashdod to Haifa) is 1000 - 1700 (and higher) shekels per month. And this - on top of the very expensive life in Israel in general!"

"I heard many times that the doctors-Israelis promise to provide medical help to Russian-speaking women (or their parents, or children) - if they will agree to a sexual intercourse. If a Russian-speaking women is mentally ill, she's going to be raped by a doctor-Israeli for sure. In her article "Entrance Is Banned for Non-Married" Dorit Ben (newspaper "Hadashot", 27.07.1992) wrote: "In Israel a rape of a female patient by a doctor is an ordinary thing, especially in psychiatry." So, for example, on July 3, 1992, psychiatrist Ricardo Kidron was arrested for raping a 20-years-old female patient. In one of his works, wrote Dorit Ben, a professor of psychology of the Haifa University, Dr. Emmanuel Berman, insists that rapes of patients is an extremely typical event in Israeli medical institutions".

"In a special supplement in Russian language newspaper "Yidiot Achronot"  ("7 Days", 10-25.12.1991) wrote: immigrants from ex-USSR have no money to buy birth-control pills and condoms, which provokes an abnormal number of aborts, and Israeli law and discrimination of women from ex-USSR leads to a big number of illegal aborts."  

"An indication of new Russian speaking immigrant's lawlessness in the domain of medical services is the emergency and ambulances' treatment of Russians. In his article "Night Call" ("New Gazette", 27.07.1993) Alex Prilucky wrote: "Ambulance?.. Till the last day of my life I'll never forget this word." Why? The author describes hardship of trying to get an ambulance, his "hobble run from one public phone to another one". "A style of how the ambulance service is running tells very much about the country and the nation, about its rights and values. In the civilized world it is a symbol of security and reliability, and confidence that you'll not be sent away, but will be helped ... in a bad time. After arrival to Israel, many of us, especially people with a weak health, had felt them completely non-defendable. If by day an ambulance can be somehow "beat out" from a "kupat holim" ("medical cassia"), at night ... a horrible fear overwhelms you - who will help?"  

"Even in this article the author is afraid to tell the whole truth. Because the truth is even more horrible. The most tremendous problems for Russian immigrants in calling an ambulance are next:
1) Objectively bad work of the ambulance service in Israel - comparing to all European countries, including European part of the former USSR.
2) Tremendously high, unjustified, payment for calling an ambulance, which most of immigrant just can not afford (Alex Prilucky also writes about this).
3) A language barrier. (Alex Prilucky: "Situation is even worsen by the language barrier between a patient - and a doctor, - thinks medical doctor Yigal Muller, a former doctor of an ambulance in Moscow, and now - in Israel. - In the same time it is very important to understand a patient, and to diagnose him correctly".
4) A big difficulty for Russian immigrants to formulate and justify a call to ambulance in Hebrew.
5) According to the law, an insurance society ("kupat holim") must cover a part of the ambulance's and medications' cost, but they deny this to new immigrants.
6) If a dispatcher hears a Russian accent, he (she) does not sends an ambulance. I was denied an ambulance just like that: when both of my children became ill at night, and we had no car. Later we discovered that if you came to emergency without calling an ambulance, it costs even more!"

"Every one, who will argue that the discrimination of Russian speaking patients has nothing to do with the government of Israel, doesn't understand the real situation and doesn't realizing Israeli government's responsibility. According to international agreements and conventions, signed by Israel, a state, its government, its politicians are fully responsible for discrimination of ethnic minorities when such discrimination is taking place on their territory. Such an outraged discrimination (bordered with genocide) as discrimination of the Russian speaking immigrants in Israel is a crime for which Israeli government and Israeli political system are responsible definitely."

"However, there are some special proof that the government of Israel was directly involved in the politics of discrimination. When a "medical cashier" has overcharged us as if we were very wealthy family, we had turned to civil court of Petach-Tikva, and the court has issued a legal decision that our income is under the poverty line. When we came with this decision to "kupat cholim" - they refused to change our payments policy! We had turned to the court again, and obtained a decision, which obliged the "kupat cholim" to charge us according to our income. And the "kupat cholim" has refused to obey to the court's decision! Unbelievable! I can not name another country (if we consider Israel a civilized socially), where it could happen."

"However, there is something more horrible about Israel and Israeli "medicine".

Rumors about Israel as a country, which supports worldwide illegal donor organs' trade, have been circulating long enough, reaching my ears since 1986-67, back in the Soviet Union. By then I already knew Israelis as very cruel and harsh people, but I did not believe in such an awful gossip, rejecting it as an anti-Semitic lie. Another alarming sign has reached me in 1991, already in Israel. Working with me Arabs knew that I had no sentiments towards Israeli regime, and they told me that many of Palestinian teenagers have been killed by Israeli army "because Israelis need their organs". According to Arabs, many Palestinians were killed by Israelis because their bodies were used as a source of donor organs."

"In the middle of 1993 Israeli doctors have transplanted organs of killed by an ambulance Yefim Tzipnis (Cipnis) [in one of 2 articles he was identified as Naum Tzipnis: probably, to confuse the readers and to discredit the previously given information] to 3 recipients, without even obtaining a permission from victim's family or having a written victim's permission, certified when he was alive. They have also violated all legal norms and regulations concerning the transplant organs. Yefim Tzipnis was killed by an ambulance when he was crossing the street in Petach-Tikva. According to an official version, he was killed instantly, but there are many doubts about that. According to one version, he (or his body) was taken by the same ambulance to hospital "Beilinson" ("Bailinson") in Petach-Tikva. Police has never opened any investigation or criminal case in this matter. This terrible event caused an outraged in Petach-Tikva's Russian speaking community. A common opinion was that what happened to Yefim Tzipnis, could not happen to another Israeli citizen, who wasn't a Russian speaking immigrant. There were rumors that Yefim was an in advance targeted victim. During several years this possibility was confirmed from different sources: media, books, conversations, from indirect facts, etc. Sometimes (as in Yefim Tzipnis's case) authorities' refusal to investigate outraged, suspicious events is an indirect confirmation of the most horrible suggestions. So, in the case of disappearance (in Patach-Tikva) of 2 children - boys - in 1992 (one - from the same hospital "Bailinson", another one - from "Ha-Sharon" hospital) nobody was punished for negligence or criminal offence. Newspapers gave very short, censured, information, and children's bodies were never found. In many similar cases nobody was convinced. Administration, which gave the green light to transplantation, driver of the ambulance, surgeons and another personnel, who, knowing that there is no permission from the relatives, were executing the transplantation - nobody faced criminal charges! This was like a permission to kill more Russian speaking immigrants by ambulances, and then to disintegrate their bodies for donor organs.

"Medical institutions are involved by the Israeli government and the religious authorities in the "goys" (non-Jews) hunting. Israeli government has launched a wide campaign, with the involvement of police, Ministry of Absorption (Immigration), Ministry of Interior, and so on - to undercover "hidden non-Jews" and punish them."

As we can see, Israeli regime has based its medical policy on racism and violation of all possible moral and ethical norms, as well as on violation of any international standard for medicine. No wonder that the medicine is used by Israeli government for punishing its critics and opponents world-wide (as we will show in the next part). In other words - as a terrorist tool.


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