A real estate fair is facing accusations of advertising Israeli settlements considered illegal under international law. The organization behind the fair acknowledged the inclusion of these settlements was an “error” and issued an apology. The controversy sparked significant political backlash, with over 100 lawmakers voicing their protest. Demonstrations against the fair resulted in 14 arrests. The incident has drawn attention to the issue of properties located in contested territories being marketed internationally. The organization’s apology has not quelled criticism from those who believe the initial promotion legitimized the settlements. Further investigation into the fair’s vetting process is anticipated.