Key facts
- NIDAL, a Franco-Palestinian association, filed an emergency court motion against the 9th Icube property and investment salon in Paris, per AFP.
- The group argues the fair violates human rights and says it offers a bonus to prospective Jewish settlers in the occupied territories.
- The fair is scheduled to take place on Sunday at the European Centre for Judaism in Paris.
The Franco-Palestinian NIDAL association has asked a French court to ban an Israeli property fair in Paris, according to Agence France-Presse, which cited sources in a report on Thursday, November 12, 2026. The group filed an emergency motion against the 9th Icube property and investment salon, arguing that the event violates human rights.
NIDAL says the fair offers a bonus to prospective Jewish settlers in the occupied territories. The event is scheduled to take place on Sunday at the European Centre for Judaism in Paris.
The report did not state when the court would rule on the motion or give the size of any bonus the fair is said to offer.