An Israeli settler group is promoting new properties for sale in southern Lebanon, as the Israeli army wages a bombing campaign in the country that has killed over 1000 people since mid-September.
Uri Tzafon, or the Movement for Settlement in Southern Lebanon’s website boasts spacious, light-filled apartments overlooking a swimming pool, with offers starting at 300,000 shekels ($80,000).
“After the elimination of the Hezbollah leadership…do you also dream of a big house, a view of snowy mountains and a warm community in the land of our ancestors?” the advert reads.
A statement on its website claims the settlement of southern Lebanon is “necessary for Israel’s security” and that “only an Israeli civilian presence will ensure stable control and prevent the area from becoming a terrorist stronghold”.
So who advertises this land? I assume not everyone can simply sell random plots of land, regardless of war? So can this be taken serious or is it more delirious dreams of some crazy people?
If an Israeli shows up in Lebanon and says “mine now”, Israel will back that claim.
It’s delirious dreams of crazy people, yes, but those people have a lot of guns and other materiel from the US and other countries.
The acquisition of land through the ethnic cleansing of the native population is central to Zionist Settler Colonialism, this is no different
no, it cannot be taken seriously. It’s a few people with wishful thinking. Or also possible: They’re scammers taking the money of people that wish this will happen and then run when it inevetably doesn’t happen.
If you go to the Article, then check out the articles sources, you will soon realize they’re a fringe group with no backing.
Which also means that this website is blowing a fringe spectale way out of proportion and should be viewed sceptically.
This is the same as a russian news outlet looking at a neo-nazi group in the US and then saying “US group proposes bill to enslave black people again!”
Thanks, that was my impression too. Some here say that even random freaks get backed by Israeli police, but I doubt it, they are not going to back random people selling random plots of land. If that happens, it has to be from some major company or state actor.
