$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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  • With such a great price I wonder what the catch is? Murdered children? Displaced families? Racism? Violence?

    Ho ho ho, it’s almost too good to be true!

    It’s a little difficult seeing past the apartheid wall but I’m sure with so many people helping fund developments into other people’s land via brute force and violence it won’t be long before the wall moves along again and again.

    A must have for any vicious murderer!

  • It is a shame to offer and use such a “vacation home”. Anybody ought to stay away from supporting such business that reveals utter disregard and cynicism for the people who have been robbed of the same spaces. I can think only of ugly historical comparisons for such actions that nobody would want to have made.

  • Would never come back. the owner isnt actually the owner, but takes money anyway. the actual owner was spotted nearby crying and begging to be let back in. Airbnb should check their facts before pretending this is a genuine owners listing. Shame, because I think the airbnb concept generally is very good, and it is badly let down by these ‘fake listings”

  • ich bin schockiert, dass sie an von palästinsern gestohlenen unterkünften geld verdienen wollen.

  • This is stolen land. As someone who is Jewish, I din’t find anything Jewish about stealing another’s land, in their family for generations. Nothing good can come of this but more violence.

  • I’ve been a happy supporter of Airbnb throughout the world. But after hearing about Israelis offering Airbnb accommodation in stolen Palestian homes, I can never again be a client. I hope you will consider how offensive this is to those who feel strongly about Israeli illegal occupation of Palestinian territories. My conscience would never allow me to use Airbnb again. You should be ashamed to permit this travesty of justice and moralty.

  • What’s that song – “how can we sleep while our beds are burning”? How could one relax knowing one is living on stolen land – a vacation in an illegal settlement? Horrific.

  • Can’t bring myself to stay in a squatter’s home. In fact, I don’t see how I can morally use AirBnb in the future if this is how you do business.

    • 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.