NEWARK, N.J. — Levy Izhak Rosenbaum of Brooklyn called himself a “matchmaker,” but his business wasn’t romance.

Instead, authorities say, he brokered the sale of black-market kidneys, buying organs from vulnerable people from Israel for $10,000 and selling them to desperate patients in the U.S. for as much as $160,000.

The alleged decade-long scheme, exposed this week by an FBI sting, rocked the nation’s transplant industry. If true, it would be the first documented case of organ trafficking in the U.S., transplant experts said Friday.

This is a brilliant piece of film making that goes where most people haven’t the courage nor the access to go. If anyone is afraid of a health care system, don’t worry. We can’t have anything this bad! This shows the plight of the citizens of a corrupt government and that of a single woman trying only to support her sisters. Notice how the men come and go but the woman is asked throughout the process where her husband or father was to sign his permission over this woman, viewed as a piece of property. This is a heartwrenching story when you see all of the underlying reasons for the sale of the human organs.

In some way or another donating vidal organs to safe a life is right. But to sell vidal organs to get out of debt, is wrong. The Iranian GOVERNMENT must do something to help the needs of the Iranian people. Thank GOD , AMERICA has programs to help the needy. I wonder if the Iranian GOVERNMENT has any programs for its people?