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Donald Boström
Carl Donald Boström (born 30 May 1954 in Stockholm) is a Swedish journalist, photographer and writer. He is best known for his writings and photography relating to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. He has also authored several cookbooks.
==2009 article on organ trafficking==
(詳細はAftonbladet'' published an article by Boström, ''"Våra söner plundras på sina organ"'' ("Our sons are plundered of their organs"), retelling rumors that Israel where stealing organs from Palestinians that died in custody.〔("Israel-Sweden row over media report" ) ''Al-Jazeera'' 24 August 2009〕〔("Article about organ harvesting sparks Israel-Sweden tiff" ) ''Los Angeles Times'' 24 August 2009〕 Boström mentioned that the autopsies were performed at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute,〔 an institute whose chief pathologist, Yehuda Hiss, admitted to organ theft in 2005 from 125 bodies.〔Ezra HaLevi. (Infamous Chief Pathologist to Once Again Evade Punishment ), 09/26/05.〕 As a background Boström mentioned the charges against Levy Izhak Rosenbaum of Brooklyn, arrested as part of Operation Bid Rig for conspiring to arrange the sale of an Israeli citizen's kidney for $160,000. The article prompted outrage in Israel, with accusations that the claims were anti-Semitic and represented a Blood libel against Jews, and set off a diplomatic row between the Israeli and Swedish governments.
The Swedish and Israeli media were highly critical of the article,〔(Sweden's free speech tradition runs into Israeli ire ) by Igor Gedilaghine for Agence France Presse〕〔(BBC News, 24 August 2009: Israeli and Swedish on organ row )〕 and a survey among the cultural editors of the other major Swedish newspapers found that all would have refused the article as it was based on outmoded hearsay and rumors.〔(Israelartikel ratas av kulturchefer ), ''SvD'' 26 August 2009〕 Family members of Bilal Ghanem, the Palestinian at the center of the article's allegations, confirmed that Ghanem's organs had been removed after he was shot at the gate of his family's home and transferred by the military ambulance to a helicopter. Israeli forces returned the body to his family a week after in a state which his brother, Jalal Ghanem, describes as: "It was very clear that there was no abdomen, it showed from the way it was stitched. There were no teeth in his mouth".〔(Palestinians seek organ theft probe ) Al-Jazeera 28 August 2009〕
In his interview with the Arab news site Menassat, Boström is quoted as saying: "There is no conclusive evidence, only a collection of allegations and suspicious circumstances ... The point is that we know there is organ trafficking in Israel. And we also know that there are families claiming that their children's organs have been harvested. These two facts together point to the need for further investigation".〔("Israel claims Swedish press committing 'blood libel' over organ theft allegations" ) ''Menassat'' 21 August 2009〕 Reporting about a media conference in Dimona, where Donald Boström participated in order to defended his article "before a hostile audience", Israeli newspaper Haaretz states that Boström admitted that he had no proof beyond the allegations of the families of Palestinians killed by the Israeli army.〔
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