Israel is preparing to claim a total of $150 billion in compensation for the property of Jews who migrated from Arab countries to occupied Palestine, Israel Today has reported.
The process of estimating the property values started in 2002, the newspaper pointed out. It noted that the law to claim compensation for Arab Jews was passed by the Israeli parliament in 2010 as a condition of a regional peace deal; negotiations began with the Arab countries in 2017.
#Israel is preparing to claim a total of $150 billion in #Compensation for the property of #Jews who migrated from #Arab #Countries to occupied Palestine, #Israel Today has reported.
The process of estimating the property values started in …
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According to media reports, the compensation claimed will include assets from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, and Libya.
The moral travesty of Israel seeking Arab, Iranian compensation https://t.co/dxMPM4sePW
— SurK (@surkg437) January 15, 2019
In January, Israel was reportedly planning to seek an estimated $250 billion from Arab countries after the government in Tel Aviv quietly conducted some research on the value of property and assets that the Jews left behind.
Israel never formally requested compensation for Jews forced to leave Arab countries, but this might change https://t.co/eNvsOYKEo9
— RT (@RT_com) January 7, 2019
In the coming weeks, said Maan News Agency, it is expected that the compensation project will be presented to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
(Middle East Monitor, PC, Social Media)
The photo’s caption claims Arabs were leaving Gaza, but we know that Egypt conquered Gaza and controlled it until ’67. So how is this picture relevant to Israel in any way?