Israel To Demand Compensation From Algeria For Jews Abandoned Properties

The Israeli Foreign Ministry is due to submit a bill to the government stipulating demanding 13 Arab countries, including Algeria, to compensate Jewish for properties they abandoned as by 1948, the year of the creation of the Zionist state.

Observers say this bill, is going to be used as a pressure card by Israel in negotiations over the return home of Palestinian refugees. 

The bill will be submitted to the Knesset in March. It stipulates requiring the governments of all of Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Mauritania, Sudan, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Bahrain for 300 billion US dollars compensation over the properties of 850 thousand Jews. 

Meanwhile, the bill stipulates also to demand the Saudi Arabia for 100 billion US dollars compensation for Jews properties there since the era of Prophet Mohamed.

Iran also is to be required for 100 billion US dollars compensation for “thousand killed and missed Iranian Jewish.”