#SHOWBIZ: Paris Jackson challenges father's estate over millions spent on private jets and fees
LOS ANGELES: Paris Jackson has challenged the financial management of her late father Michael Jackson's estate, questioning millions of dollars in expenses, including private jet travel, legal fees and payments to its executors.
French pro-Palestinian group NIDAL has petitioned a court to halt an Israeli real estate fair set to take place in Paris, claims AFP. The association urged the court to either instruct the Paris police chief to ban the event or ensure that no property sales are made in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. This action was taken following an email from NIDAL to the Paris police on November 5, which went unaddressed.
In their court filing, NIDAL contends that promoting Israeli settlements in the occupied territories plays a role in the forced displacement of Palestinians through population transfer, a practice deemed illegal under international law and classified as a war crime under French law. They specifically mentioned BH Nadlan, a company marketing settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, as well as the fair's provision of bonuses to newcomers settling in Judea and Samaria, the Israeli designation for the occupied West Bank.
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