$100 per night*(on top of subsidies from the Israeli government).

Stolen home by illegal settlers

Occupied West Bank.

AirBnb

Whole House

8 Guests

4 Beds

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About this listing

Come stay at an illegal settlement built on stolen Palestinian land. This stolen home comes with views of the Apartheid Wall. You may hear occasional gunfire from the Israeli Occupation Forces firing zone, which recently replaced a destroyed Palestinian village nearby.

The Space

Accommodates: 8 (non-Palestinian)

Bedrooms: 4

Property Type: Illegal settlement

Amenities

Palestinian-free views

Swimming pool (filled with stolen aquifer water)

Stolen olive trees

Private roads

Jerusalem Stone

Armed Guards

Barbed Wire

Electrified Fences, to give that real “secure” feeling

Prices

For non-Palestinians: 100 dollars per night *(on top of subsidies from the Israeli government).

Cost to Palestinians in the West Bank: Stolen Home. Lost freedom.

Description

Overview:

Stay at your own vacation rental, located in an illegal settlement and in violation of international law. Support structural discrimination and theft of Palestinians’ land. Through fees earned from settlement vacation rentals, you will also help Airbnb profit from the continuing occupation and dispossession of Palestinians.

The Neighbourhood:

This home is located in an illegal Jewish-only settlement. These settlements are built by Israel on Palestinian land it has occupied since 1967, and are considered illegal under international law.

The space:

The stolen home includes views of the West Bank Apartheid Wall.

Guest Access:

Access is for non-Palestinian guests only. Guests with Arab-sounding names will be subject to additional scrutiny by settlement security.

House rules

All those would could be perceived as Arabs must be accompanied by armed guards while in the Settlement, for their own protection.

Source: Reuters

Source: NBC

Source: i24news

Reviews

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  • this is stolen Palestinian land and has caused a lot of pain and suffering to a lot of people. Bring back what is rightfully theirs and stop your business here! remember your ethos!! follow it!

  • Despicable. I attempted to book a property in France last year and was not treated very well as they did not confirm my booking and did not respond to my complaint. I wasted time and money so refuse to use them again. Now I find out about this it is even worse! Obviously a company with a poor choice of values and no respect!

  • This is absolutely disgusting.

  • I think the idea of trying to rent places on land stolen from Palestinian families is obscene. Such a dreadful idea. How can anyone be so cruel. I just do not understand it and would never, ever consider renting one.

  • Offensive!! Is there no end to this outrageous grabbing of land from Palestinians? Presumably not..then how can the region ever expect to see a cessation of hostilities & peaceful coexistence, if the Israeli’s pursue such a heartless & illegal policy by removing Palestinians from their rightful territory. You have alienated so many of us with your actions. Shame on you.

  • Understand you are living and residing in Palestine. Stay and live as Palestinians, or leave.

  • This is stolen land, illegally occupied. What is not clear to you Airbnb?
    Just don’t do it, it is immoral and wrong.

  • Sounds delightful for anyone without a conscience, sense of justice and a belief in Human Rights. Not for me then, I Pass.

  • Along with my friends, I have happily used AirBnB a few times and have even recommended it to my friends. As long as AirBnB continue to profit from apartheid in illegal settlements, I will no longer use them and have already informed my friends via social media about this disgusting practice. Like me, they have grave concerns about this moral issue. Please do the right thing and stop this right now.

    • About the host, Airbnb

    Last year alone Airbnb made almost $1 billion in revenue, and Airbnb is worth a whopping $24 billion. Yet, Airbnb continues to make a profit from homes located in illegal housing settlements in occupied territory.