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Canadian Lawyers File Complaint Over West Bank Property Sales

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Canadian lawyers have filed a complaint with the Competition Bureau against Israeli real estate agencies, accusing them of misleading Canadian buyers about properties in Judea and Samaria. The complaint alleges that properties were marketed as being in Israel when they are located in the West Bank. The Competition Bureau will review the allegations, which come amid increased international pressure on Israel and a prior Canadian government advisory against business in these areas.

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  • Canadian lawyers filed a complaint against Israeli real estate agencies for allegedly misleading buyers about West Bank properties.
  • The complaint claims properties in Judea and Samaria were marketed as being located in Israel.
  • Canada's Competition Bureau will review the allegations to determine if an investigation is warranted.
  • The action follows increased international pressure on Israel and a Canadian government advisory against business in the region.
  • Lawyers argue that purchasing these properties could lead to complicity in war crimes allegations.
  • The allegations have not been established, and the review does not confirm wrongdoing.

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