Romanian Authorities Confiscate Passports Of Five Israelis On Suspicion Of Egg Trafficking

On Monday, the Bucharest Court remanded into custody for 29 days the father and son who run the clinic, Harry and Yair Miron, who are Israeli citizens.

Two other Israeli citizens, professor Nathan Levitt and doctor Genya Ziskind, employees of the clinic, were ordered not to leave Romania and police also confiscated the passports of five other Israelis suspected of involvement in the case.

Romanian authorities on Sunday detained thirty Israelis working at the clinic in Bucharest suspected of human egg and stem cell trafficking, but most were questioned and released within hours.

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