NEW YORK - The New York police have defined this affair as “the first ever kidnapping of a child of a same-sex couple.” A good Jewish boy from Boston is charged with kidnapping his son and taking him to Israel<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3284752,00.html>.
E. arrived in New York a few years ago as part of his job in a high-tech company. He met 29-year old J., who is also Jewish, and four years ago the two were joined in marriage. *Conception* *Gay couples discover surrogate option / *Liat Rotem-Melamed New alternative for homosexual couples in Israel who desire children – surrogacy in US or India brokered by agencies specializing in single-sex planned parenthood Full story <http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3555072,00.html> They flew to Massachusetts, a state which permits homosexual marriage, and conducted a very exclusive wedding ceremony in the presence of their family and friends. It seemed that the two had created a completely normal familial lifestyle. To complete the picture, the couple decided to adopt a child. One of the couple’s female friends, who bore witness to their yearning for a child, agreed to be the surrogate mother and gave birth to their child two years ago. Throughout the past year, bitter arguments had ensued between the couple and they decided to separate. "E. became extremely jealous of the time I was spending with our baby," J. told the Daily News. In September, the two split, officially. The court who heard this case decided to give custody of the child to J. and determined that E. can see him on weekends. Last weekend, E. arrived to pick his son up for their regular weekend visit. He asked J. if he could keep their child with him two extra days, claiming that he wanted the baby to meet with his grandparents who live in Boston. J. agreed, not knowing what E.’s true intentions were. E. was supposed to return the boy to J. on Tuesday morning, but when the afternoon rolled around and the baby and E. did not answer his cellular phone, J. began to worry. A few hours later, E. called J. and told him that he fled with the baby to Israel and ended the conversation saying, “You will never see him again.” A New York police investigation revealed that E. and his baby flew from New York to Israel last Monday. E., who is still residing in Israel, has already stated that he does not intend on returning to the United States. With his attorney’s assistance, J. turned to State Department representatives in Washington who deal with kidnapping cases outside of US borders. The US representatives have turned to the Israeli police and asked them to deal with this case. It is currently unknown where E. and his son are residing in Israel. In the meantime, J. is sitting in his New York residence with a picture of the baby in utter shock. "I thought E. was the right person for me," said J., "but I was wrong. I told people he was capable of doing anything, but no one listened to me." ---- Children kidnapped to Israel to return to Sweden *Israeli woman kidnapped children from former Swedish spouse last year claiming their father is dangerous; Supreme Court rules children to return to Sweden, be handled by neutral welfare authorities* Aviel Magnezi Published: 10.16.13, 15:50 / Israel News<http://www.ynetnews.com/home/0,7340,L-3082,00.html> The Supreme Court<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4440400,00.html>ended a long-lasting drama Wednesday, ruling that an Israeli woman must hand over her daughter and son to welfare authorities in Sweden, where their father resides, and where she kidnapped them from a year ago claiming their father abused them. Since then, a long legal battle was sparked, where each side claimed the other parent was harming the children. Finally, the Supreme Court ruled the children, aged 6 and 11, have become instruments of war in the hands of their parents, and that they must be reassigned to the hands of a neutral side in Sweden <http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4418622,00.html>. Related stories: - Swedish father waiting for kidnapped kids<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3815092,00.html> - NY: Gay father kidnaps son, takes him to Israel<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3580187,00.html> - UK woman rescues daughter from Egypt<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4414127,00.html> The father is a Swedish citizen, and the mother is an Israeli who holds a Swedish passport. After their relationship formed, the mother moved to Sweden, where the children were born. In 2008, the couple separated after a tumultuous relationship involving Swedish police and welfare services. Social authorities in Sweden determined the children will live with the father, but last year the mother arrived to Israel<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3284752,00.html>with them. The father appealed to the Petah Tikva<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4324089,00.html>Family Court and claimed that under the Hague <http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4383700,00.html>Convention, the mother's act was considered kidnapping. The mother did not deny the allegations, yet claimed the father was violent towards her and the children, including sexually abusing their daughter. She added that the children fear returning to Sweden to the point of suicidal thoughts from the son. The lawyers representing the mother claimed the act falls under Article 13b in the Hague Convention as the children are at grave risk if they return to Sweden. A court-ordered psychologist determined the children are in difficult condition due to the situation between their parents, and recommended they be transferred to Swedish welfare. The mother appealed the decision, and the Central District Court granted the appeal, based on a psychiatric evaluation noting that the son might execute his threat to kill himself. The father appealed to the Supreme Court claiming the danger for the minors is from their mother, and that the court's ruling sets precedent to parents seeking to abduct children in the future, who would pose empty threats of suicide in their children's mouths to prevent their return. Two weeks ago, another drama occurred when the father claimed his son contacted him online and said the mother was abusing<http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4428383,00.html>him. Following this, the father arrived in Israel and took the son to the police. At the end of the investigation, the boy refused to return to his mother's home and left with his father; the father claimed to the Supreme Court that due to this incident, the mother's claims of the son fearing to be with his father are false. Supreme Court judges said the father's claim cannot be denied, and ruled to transfer the children to Swedish authorities. "The general picture is sad and sorrowing, and the decision is not easy," the judges stated. "In the new circumstances created, we cannot determine transferring (the children) to Swedish authorities for diagnosis for the boy (apart from both his parents) creates a threat to the minor's well-being, since it fully fulfills the tenets of the Hague Convention." On Sunday, March 9, 2014 8:02:31 AM UTC-5, Travis wrote: > > > > > > burkasrugly posted: "Fellow infidels, If you think that Islamic Sharia > law can't possibly affect you here in little ole Jonesboro, Arkansas, think > again. The following video features an interview with former Arkansas > State University Professor Margaret McClain. McClain's " Respond to > this post by replying above this line > New post on *actjonesboroar* > <http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/author/burkasrugly/> Retired ASU > Professor Loses Daughter To > Sharia<http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/retired-asu-professor-loses-daughter-to-sharia/> > by > burkasrugly <http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/author/burkasrugly/> > > Fellow infidels, > > If you think that Islamic Sharia law can't possibly affect you here in > little ole Jonesboro, Arkansas, think again. The following video features > an interview with former Arkansas State University Professor Margaret > McClain. McClain's daughter, Heidi, was kidnapped from Jonesboro by her > ex-husband when she was five-years-old, and taken to his home country of > Saudi Arabia. Under Sharia law Muslim ex-husbands can exercise rights to > remove their children even though it may violate U.S. criminal law. The > last time McClain was able to see her daughter was six years ago. At that > time Heidi was wearing a burka and told her mother she would "die for her > religion." Please watch the video. > > Absolutely heartbreaking. How can America allow this to go on? The > Saudis are NOT our friends. This is even more reason to drill our own oil > and cut off dealings with Saudi Arabia. > > Until next time, > > Burkasrugly > > *burkasrugly <http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/author/burkasrugly/>*| > March 9, 2014 at 4:59 am | Tags: > ALAC <http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/?tag=alac>, Heidi > McClain<http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/?tag=heidi-mcclain>, > Heidi McClain > kidnapped<http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/?tag=heidi-mcclain-kidnapped>, > Jerry Gordon <http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/?tag=jerry-gordon>, Saudi > Arabia <http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/?tag=saudi-arabia> | > Categories: Radical Islam<http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/?cat=259237>| > URL: > http://wp.me/p1t1Gt-1xt > > > Comment<http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/retired-asu-professor-loses-daughter-to-sharia/#respond> > > See all > comments<http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/retired-asu-professor-loses-daughter-to-sharia/#comments> > > > > Unsubscribe<https://subscribe.wordpress.com/?key=7f89380f46003915c34c2cdd2b126a38&email=bovinescatologists%40gmail.com&b=LcV%26%5B%3D%2B.Okq%26ExJ7RLz%25d%2B%5BE5E%7ENwXoi7P79bExUtbOr1ZwVzOn>to > no longer receive posts from actjonesboroar. > Change your email settings at Manage > Subscriptions<https://subscribe.wordpress.com/?key=7f89380f46003915c34c2cdd2b126a38&email=bovinescatologists%40gmail.com>. > > > > *Trouble clicking?* Copy and paste this URL into your browser: > > http://actjonesboroar.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/retired-asu-professor-loses-daughter-to-sharia/ > > Thanks for flying with WordPress.com <http://wordpress.com> > > > -- -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. 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