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JERUSALEM POST – Jerusalem man tries to sell his baby for 100,000 shekels

 

A Jerusalem man beset by gambling debts tried to sell his infant daughter to an undercover cop, the Jerusalem District police said in a statement on Thursday.

Police said the undercover agent met on a number of occasions with the suspect, who offered to sell him his three-month-old daughter in exchange for NIS 100,000. The investigation was launched after police received a tip about the father and his alleged intentions, and the undercover agent reached out to the father, police said.

During their subsequent meetings the father also allegedly tried to pressure the police officer to make the deal, saying that he was already entertaining offers from other interested families.

Police added that investigators were able to determine that there were no other interested buyers and the claim was merely made in order to expedite the sale.

On Wednesday the undercover officer met with the father, who arranged the meeting in order to receive a deposit for the sale, police said. After the father handed the baby over to the police officer he was immediately arrested, as was his 27-year-old wife shortly thereafter.

Under questioning the suspect denied actually wanting to sell the baby, and claimed that he was merely in need of money to cover his gambling debts and was looking to receive a small amount of money initially from the buyer, but not to actually hand over the infant.

The baby was handed over to social workers in Jerusalem, and the father was ordered kept in custody for seven days. The mother was released on house arrest.

2 thoughts on “Jerusalem – jewish man tries to sell his baby daughter for 100 000 shekels”
  1. In the words of Tommy Lee Jones in No Country For Old Men, if those Mexicans are dead are they still Mexicans?…… If you “bought” a Jewish baby, could you raise her to be human?

  2. ?? some effects of ‘nihilism’.
    There are quite some differing sorts of ‘nihilism’.
    At the core of nihilism is the conviction that there is to some great extent no common truth among humans.
    An early example of this was the Sophist, Menon of Pharsala.
    He had a sort of nihilism with which he wanted to conquer the world.
    He held that there was no common truth among humans.
    If there is then humans cannot perceive it properly. And if they can this they cannot communicate it….
    (You can look up the original bit in Greek in “Fragmente der Vorsokratiker”.)
    Comment:
    If it’s true what he says then it’s invalid what he says….
    So it tries to establish a nihilistic attitude towards ‘everything’ invalidating itself….
    ATTITUDE: If nothing is true then the subject speaking, thinking can do whatever he/she/it lists…….
    You get a similar result if you take part in the Kol Nidre ceremony, and don’t notice that the text of it invalidates itself in almost every respect

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