A “luxurious” guesthouse with access to a “one-of-a-kind” pool, a studio with “stunning views” out to rolling hills, and a laid-back vacation rental to “relax and unwind”. These are just three of the examples of properties currently advertised for rent in Israeli settlements deemed illegal under international law on the website of the US property rental giant, Airbnb. The company has faced criticism in recent years by Palestinian solidarity groups, international NGOs, and UN agencies and experts for allowing homes in settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories to be advertised on its website. Airbnb Inc is listed on a UN…

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