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Real estate event in London ‘advertised sale of land in illegal Israeli settlements’

The Guardian UK Wednesday 17 June 2026, 10:18 UTC By Geneva Abdul and Aamna Mohdin 1 min read
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Pamphlets from event featured projects in West Bank and East Jerusalem despite previous denials by organisersAn Israeli real estate event in north London appears to have advertised the sale of land in Israeli settlements in East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank, despite previous denials that illegal settlement properties would be marketed at the event. Pamphlets shared with the Guardian from the event on Sunday showed real estate projects in Ma’ale Adumim, Givat Ze’ev, Kfar Eldad and...

Pamphlets from event featured projects in West Bank and East Jerusalem despite previous denials by organisers

An Israeli real estate event in north London appears to have advertised the sale of land in Israeli settlements in East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank, despite previous denials that illegal settlement properties would be marketed at the event.

Pamphlets shared with the Guardian from the event on Sunday showed real estate projects in Ma’ale Adumim, Givat Ze’ev, Kfar Eldad and Teneh Omarim in the occupied West Bank, as well as Ramat Eshkol and Givat Hamatos in East Jerusalem.

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London (LOCATION) Israeli (ORG) West Bank (LOCATION) East Jerusalem (LOCATION) Guardian (ORG) Adumim (PERSON) Givat Ze’ev (PERSON) Kfar Eldad (PERSON) Teneh Omarim (PERSON) Ramat Eshkol (PERSON) Givat Hamatos (PERSON)
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