Middle East Monitor – Feb 11, 2026
Online allegations about Israeli organ harvesting have resurfaced after a viral post claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought legal approval in the 1990s to take organs from deceased Palestinians for transplantation.
The claim, widely shared on social media, cites documented admissions concerning the removal of organs without consent at Israel’s state forensic institute. Those earlier revelations detailed how corneas, skin, heart valves and bones were taken during autopsies without authorisation — a practice Israeli official later acknowledged and said had ended.
נתניהו ב-1990: ״לקיחת אברים ממחבלים הרוגים להשתלה בישראלים? אבדוק אם הרעיון ישים חוקית״. לא דחה את ההצעה – גילגל (או הבטיח לגלגל) אותה למשפטנים. pic.twitter.com/nnqF8pMM9M
— אמיר אורן – Amir Oren (@Rimanero) February 7, 2026
The latest discussion was triggered by a widely shared tweet claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considered policies in the 1990s relating to the use of Palestinian bodies for medical purposes.
“Taking organs from dead terrorists for transplantation into Israelis? I’ll check if the idea is legally feasible,” Netanya is reported saying according to an image of an official Israeli government document shared on X. The Israeli prime minister did not reject the proposal — he rolled it (or promised to roll it) over to the legal experts.
Netanyahu was reported to have expressed interest in the idea, writing that he would examine whether it was “applicable under Israeli law.” Though the document appears official, the authenticity and context of the document circulating online have not been independently verified.
Social media users subsequently questioned whether this marked the beginning of a policy of organ harvesting.
Amazing find. In 1990 an Israeli citizen asked Netanyahu if he had considered taking the organs of murdered Palestinians he considered to be “terrorists” and using them as implants.
He seemed fascinated by the idea and wrote that he will check “if it is applicable according to… https://t.co/S6vK1Mce4p
— Shaiel Ben-Ephraim (@academic_la) February 8, 2026
The renewed allegations draw on confirmed admissions by Israeli officials that, during the 1990s, organs were removed at Israel’s main state forensic facility, the L Greenberg National Institute of Forensic Medicine — commonly known as the Abu Kabir forensic institute — in Tel Aviv.
The institute, which conducts autopsies and provides forensic services for the Israeli state, was found to have removed organs from the bodies of Palestinians, Israelis and foreign workers without their families’ consent. Authorities later acknowledged that corneas, skin, heart valves and bones had been taken during autopsies without authorisation, describing the practice as having occurred years earlier and insisting it had been stopped.
Although these admissions related to unauthorised organ retention rather than a declared harvesting policy, they continue to fuel speculation about the broader treatment of Palestinian bodies.
British-Palestinian surgeon Dr Ghassan Abu Sittah, after working in Gaza hospitals, is accusing Israel of harvesting Palestinian organs:
“Palestinian bodies are being returned by Israel with surgically removed lungs, hearts, kidneys, livers and corneas.”pic.twitter.com/7qSOqyq2MF
— sarah (@sahouraxo) February 6, 2026
Human rights organisations estimate that Israel continues to hold the bodies of hundreds of Palestinians. The policy, combined with recent reports of unidentified human remains being returned to Gaza in sealed bags following months of military operations, has intensified suspicion online.
Mary Turfah, a writer and surgical resident trained in anthropology at Yale and Middle Eastern South Asian and African Studies at Columbia, writing recently in The Baffler, examined what she described as the political management of Palestinian bodies.
Turfah argues that the treatment of Palestinian bodies is not incidental but structural. She describes how Israel has retained bodies, buried them in numbered graves and delayed their return to families, framing these practices as part of a wider system of control. The power exercised over Palestinians, she suggests, does not end with death. Instead, the state continues to determine when and how bodies are released, identified or buried.
On organ removal specifically, Turfah situates it within a wider pattern of state control. She refers to past admissions that organs were taken without family consent and treats that episode as part of a longer history in which Palestinian bodies are treated as available to the state even after death.
YOUR government is doing it. Shouldn’t that be the headline? In the west, defiling the bodies of the dead is the norm. But only if it’s a wog does it become wrong.
“I love my elderly mother” > “Can I make money from her heart”
Many politicians in the west including 40 unelected peers in Britain are asking Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to demand the resignation of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after she described Israel as “the common enemy of humanity”. No doubt these are all spineless bribees. I hope they counted their Jewish payoff before they left the room, because it must be a right downer to find out later you’ve just sold out your country and your people for 29 pieces of silver.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/push-resignation-anti-israel-un-060000076.html
Can’t take living organs from deceased, they have to be alive, or they wouldn’t need living donors. So theystole them from living victims
In Gaza: 8,000 bodies under rubble, 3,000 missing – Not a ceasefire Day 126
contact@ifamericansknew.org February 13, 2026 Abu Shabab, Carrie Prejean Boller, Hatem Ismail Rayan, oslo accords, West Bank
A Palestinian man was killed, and ten others were injured on Thursday in continued violations of the “ceasefire” announced in October 2025.
Since the “ceasefire” began on October 11, Israel has killed at least 591 Palestinians. Over 1,583 have been injured. Death toll figures are tentative.
Israel has so far violated the 11 October ceasefire deal in Gaza at least 1,620 times (as of Feb. 1, 2026). More statistics below.
Civil Defense in Gaza updates statistics
The Civil Defense in Gaza has said that around 8,000 bodies remain under the rubble of destroyed buildings across the territory, despite ongoing search and rescue efforts. He added that more than 3,000 people are still missing, with no confirmed information about whether they are alive, have died, or been detained.
https://israelpalestinenews.org/in-gaza-8000-bodies-under-rubble-3000-missing-not-a-ceasefire-day-126/
It seems strange to me how Jews consider everybody else inferior to them yet they’ll take anybody’s organs to save their lives or make their lives tolerable. If organ transplants had been a procedure 90 years ago no self-respecting Nazi would have accepted an inferior Jewish organ for transplant. That suggests to me it’s more politics than actual race theory that explains this Jewish supremacy claim. A bit like a rich man wouldn’t want an inferior like me copulating with his daughter, but he’d gladly have my heart beating in his chest if it meant staying alive – better than me but not by that much.
Steve on February 13, 2026 at 12:38 pm
Can’t take living organs from deceased, they have to be alive, or they wouldn’t need living donors. So theystole them from living victims
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CORRECT:
The heart is THE last organ removed..it needs to pump blood to keep other organs alive and viable.
Brain Dead is BS..many recover from comas.
A paralyzing drug is used to stop the donor from moving and not freak out the harvest crew
Assisted suicide = same protocol..aka use of paralytic agent..but its been found they actually drown by fluid build-up but their ogans are also harvested.
if a man in hospital needed a body part
the IDF would go out and find a man same body build and similar age
shoot him
throw down a knife beside him and say hes a tertorist
bingo you have your organs