Exclusive: Illegal settlements promoted in London at Great Israeli Real Estate Event

Exclusive: Illegal settlements promoted in London at Great Israeli Real Estate Event Submitted by Imran Mulla on Mon, 06/15/2026 - 11:56 MEE reveals details of properties advertised in occupied Palestine at event on Sunday Demonstrators and counter-demonstrators face off outside the Great Israeli Real Estate Event on Sunday (Maya Saad/MEE) Off A Middle East Eye investigation can reveal details of properties advertised in occupied Palestinian territory, including illegal Israeli settlements, at the Great Israeli Real Estate Event on Sunday. This comes after London Mayor Sadiq Khan said on Friday he had discussed the event with the Metropolitan Police, and that he had been "informed that any allegations of criminality relating to the potentially unlawful sale of property at the event would be assessed by the Met with a view to investigation". MEE revealed details last week of companies set to participate in the event which had extensive links to illegal Israeli settlements. On Sunday MEE saw numerous photos from the event, which was held at the Edgware United Synagogue. The company Jerusalem Real Estate (JRE) advertised projects in French Hill and Ramat Eshkol , illegal settlements in occupied East Jerusalem, in a brochure at the event. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); It said: "At JRE, we guide foreign buyers and sellers through premium resales and new developments in Jerusalem's most sought-after-Anglo neighbourhoods." Harey Zahav developers also participated in the event, promoting Kfar Eldad , an illegal West Bank settlement south of Bethlehem, and Teneh Omarim , another illegal settlement near Hebron. Tivuch Shelly, a major Israeli real estate agency, advertised property in Ma'ale Adunim - a West Bank settlement - in a brochure at the event, describing an "exciting new project just 10 minutes from Jerusalem!". 'We are surrounded by a bunch of Zionists who are counter-protesting and attacking people' - Andrey Khrzhanovskiy, activist It said: "Loc