Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher put up guest house for free on Airbnb The married couple, who starred together in “That ’70s Show,” welcomed a stranger to its Santa Barbara beachfront property. Aug. 21, 2023
Axios ignores discrimination against Israeli Jews A report on Airbnb’s abandoned ban on listings in Jewish settlements falsely blames “Israeli pressure.” David M. Litman Dec. 14, 2022
Tel Aviv ranked No. 5 best city to earn with Airbnb Tel Aviv Airbnb hosts earn an average of $6,908 a month, according to comparethemarket.com. Feb. 16, 2022
Florida removes Airbnb from state blacklist of companies “I have an obligation to oppose policies that unfairly target Israel,” tweeted Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. June 5, 2019
Airbnb reverses its decision to blacklist Jewish properties in Judea and Samaria “Airbnb has always opposed the BDS movement. Airbnb has never boycotted Israel, Israeli businesses or the more than 20,000 Israeli hosts who are active on the Airbnb platform,” added the company. “We have always sought to bring people together and will continue to work with our community to achieve this goal.” Jackson Richman April 9, 2019
Texas prepares to blacklist Airbnb over Judea, Samaria Jewish-property delistings Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s move was lauded by Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Emmanuel Nahshon, who said he hoped it would “be emulated by other states and other countries in the world.” March 3, 2019
Florida cabinet recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s capital This development followed the Sunshine State instituting sanctions against Airbnb because of the company’s decision last year to boycott Judea and Samaria. Feb. 1, 2019
Amnesty International calls on online tourism companies to delist Judea and Samaria Israeli politicians have blasted Amnesty as an anti-Semitic organization. Leaders began investigations into banning it from Israel. Jan. 30, 2019
Florida takes action against Airbnb amid its boycott of West Bank properties “Airbnb is applying an obvious double standard towards Israel and Israelis, which is far removed from the policy that we recognize by any fair-minded observer as objective and non-discriminatory,” said Israel’s deputy counsel general in Miami Guy Gilady. Jan. 29, 2019
