Airbnb is listing hundreds of homes in illegal Israeli settlements built on stolen Palestinian land.

Every booking makes profit from Israel's occupation while settler violence reaches record highs.

Airbnb backed down once before. Together, we can force it to do it again.

 Sign the petition 

John,

Airbnb is helping tourists book holidays on stolen Palestinian land.

Right now, the company lists hundreds of properties in illegal Israeli settlements across the occupied West Bank.

Behind these listing are Palestinian families that lost their land - while Airbnb collects a fee from every booking. At the very moment settler violence is reaching record levels, Airbnb is helping turn occupation into a tourist destination.

Airbnb already admitted these listings were wrong. In 2018, it announced it would remove settlement listings before reversing course under political pressure. That means something important: Airbnb responds when its reputation is on the line.

Tell Airbnb: remove every listing in Israel's illegal settlements.

The Ekō community has already exposed how other travel companies profit from stolen Palestinian land - including identifying the Palestinian family whose land one settlement property was built on. Now it's Airbnb's turn.

No company should make money from violence or turn occupied land into holiday rentals. Every booking helps normalize the brutal oppression of Palestinians on the ground.

If enough of us speak out together, we can make profiting from illegal settlements a reputational crisis Airbnb can't ignore.

Add your name now. Tell Airbnb to remove every listing in Israel's illegal settlements.

 Sign the petition 

Thanks for all that you do,
Rewan and the Ekō team


More information:

3 Things You Should Know About Airbnb
Center for Constitutional Rights
 
 

 

 


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