French Legal Complaint Says Israeli Army Uprooted and Stole Ancient Olive Trees From Lebanon
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A French businessman has filed a complaint against the Israeli army, alleging war crimes for uprooting centuries-old olive trees in Lebanon.
A French entrepreneur born in Lebanon filed a complaint against X for a war crime or offence against the Israeli army which he accuses of having ripped out 600 centenary olive trees belonging to his...
A French contractor filed a complaint against X for a war crime or offence and targeted the Israeli army after the grubbing-up of 600 hundred olive trees belonging to his family in Lebanon.
French legal complaint says Israeli army uprooted and stole ancient olive trees from Lebanon
French legal complaint says Israeli army uprooted and stole ancient olive trees from Lebanon Submitted by MEE staff on Wed, 09/23/2026 - 11:43 Unnamed French citizen says his family in Lebanon had cultivated the grove for 250 years before Israelis arrives A Lebanese soldier stands guard at the entrance to Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, one of three southern Lebanese villages designated as a 'pilot zone' under an Israel-Lebanon framework agreement (Giova…
A French entrepreneur born in Lebanon filed a complaint against X for a war crime or offence against the Israeli army that he accused of having ripped out 600 hundred olive trees belonging to his family, learned franceinfo from his lawyers on Wednesday, confirming information from the AFP.
A 37-year-old Frenchman denounces the grubbing up of trees, some of which, according to him, were half a millennium old, on a plot cultivated for 250 years by his family in Zawtar el-Sharqiyah, his native village in southern Lebanon.
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