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Activists Sue to Halt Paris Real Estate Fair Over 'Occupied Territories' Sales
A pro-Palestinian group, NIDAL, is suing in a French court to block an Israeli real estate fair in Paris, alleging it promotes sales in "occupied territories." The fair is scheduled for Sunday, and the group seeks to prevent marketing of properties in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem.
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- 01A pro-Palestinian group is suing in France to block an Israeli real estate fair in Paris.
- 02The lawsuit alleges the fair promotes property sales in "occupied territories" like Judea and Samaria.
- 03The fair is scheduled to take place on Sunday at the European Center for Judaism in Paris.
- 04The legal challenge occurs amid diplomatic friction, including France denying entry to an Israeli official.
- 05Israel also barred two senior leaders of the French La France Insoumise party from entering the country.
This legal action follows France's refusal to admit Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan and Israel's barring of two French LFI party leaders.
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