International Centre of Justice for Palestinians

Five human rights groups are suing the French government in its highest administrative court for failing to comply with the International Court of Justice's ruling on the illegality of Israel's presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. The lawsuit demands binding measures to prevent French companies from participating in economic activities in illegal settlements.

London's Metropolitan Police is not investigating the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, which advertised properties in illegal Israeli settlements. The Met has received a referral related to the event but grouped it with other cases under the 'Israel-Hamas conflict' category. The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) provided evidence of settlement promotions to the police, criticizing the UK's disregard for international law.

A legal notice was sent to London's Edgware United Synagogue for hosting the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, which is linked to illegal Israeli settlements. The event, set for 14 June, faces planned protests and legal scrutiny over its promotion of real estate in occupied Palestinian territories.

Sadiq Khan, London's mayor, ordered the Metropolitan Police to investigate the Great Israeli Real Estate event, which he opposes due to its promotion of companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements. The event, scheduled for Sunday in London, has drawn condemnation from Khan and legal groups urging the Met to block it under a Serious Crime Prevention Order.