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French Businessman Sues Israel Over Alleged Olive Tree Uprooting
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By Tamar Shvak, Paris
First reported by Ynet · 59 minutes ago
What happened
A French-Lebanese businessman is suing Israel in France, alleging the IDF committed war crimes by uprooting 600 of his family's olive trees in Lebanon after a ceasefire and suspects they were moved to Israel.
- 01French businessman sues Israel for war crimes in France.
- 02Suit alleges IDF uprooted 600 family olive trees in Lebanon.
- 03Plaintiff claims trees were removed post-ceasefire and moved to Israel.
- 04Family has farmed in Nabatieh area for 250 years.
- 05No evidence Hezbollah used property for combat, plaintiff states.
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