Meet with the police asked to investigate the Israeli settlements agency to promote tourism at the London trade show The Metropolitan Police's War Crimes Unit has been officially asked to open an urgent investigation into the participation of an Israeli government agency deeply involved in illegal settlement construction at the World Travel Market (WTM) event in London, according to a report published by Middle East Eye. The International Center for Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) has filed a formal legal request demanding that the British police investigate and consider preventive action against the Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA), which promotes tourism through its platform "iTravelJerusalem" from the official Israeli tourism booth at ExCeL in London. The legal group emphasized that the JDA plays a direct role in financing and building illegal settlements throughout East Jerusalem, acts that constitute serious violations of international law and war crimes according to the Rome Convention. The legal intervention coincides with ongoing demonstrations inside the venue by activists from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), who staged demonstrations near the Israeli exhibition space holding banners proclaiming "Every settlement is a war crime. The three-day international trade show faced mounting public pressure and concerns regarding the inclusion of state entities that directly facilitate the expansion of illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

Meet with the police asked to investigate the Israeli settlements agency to promote tourism at the London trade show The Metropolitan Police's War Crimes Unit has been officially asked to open an urgent investigation into the participation of an Israeli government agency deeply involved in illegal settlement construction at the World Travel Market (WTM) event in London, according to a report published by Middle East Eye. The International Center for Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) has filed a formal legal request demanding that the British police investigate and consider preventive action against the Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA), which promotes tourism through its platform "iTravelJerusalem" from the official Israeli tourism booth at ExCeL in London. The legal group emphasized that the JDA plays a direct role in financing and building illegal settlements throughout East Jerusalem, acts that constitute serious violations of international law and war crimes according to the Rome Convention. The legal intervention coincides with ongoing demonstrations inside the venue by activists from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), who staged demonstrations near the Israeli exhibition space holding banners proclaiming "Every settlement is a war crime. The three-day international trade show faced mounting public pressure and concerns regarding the inclusion of state entities that directly facilitate the expansion of illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.