PNN – The people of Greece and Cyprus are deeply frustrated by the expanding presence of Zionists in their countries.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; the Israeli public broadcaster “Kan” reported—in a video segment—on the anger and discontent among the populations of Greece and Cyprus regarding the increasing purchase of homes and real estate by Israelis, as well as their growing presence in these regions. The report further noted that the governments of both nations are now seeking to amend their laws to curb this trend.
This video report states that for several years, Greece has not only been one of the most popular tourist destinations for Israelis, but has also served as a shining gem for Israeli investors in the real estate market. However, a new law currently being pursued by the government could shift this situation to the disadvantage of Israelis.
According to this report, this development comes in the wake of a housing crisis—a crisis that has placed a heavy burden on the residents of Greece, driving them to take to the streets in protest against this “creeping encroachment.”
The draft of the new legislation proposes increasing the tax on the purchase of apartments from 3 percent to 15 percent.
This Zionist media outlet wrote: Following the initial reports regarding this decision, we received a significant number of inquiries—via links and direct contacts—from individuals asking what steps they should take and what is going to happen.
This law is expected to come into effect in July 2027. While it does not explicitly mention Israelis, it stipulates that individuals who do not hold European Union citizenship must purchase property in accordance with its provisions.
According to this media outlet, despite three years of public demonstrations and protests in Greece—held in support of the Palestinian people and against the presence of Israelis—Israelis nonetheless rank at the top of the list of foreign nationals purchasing property in Greece.
According to experts, the influx of Israelis into a country like Greece—and their subsequent purchase of real estate there—has caused housing prices to surge, leaving Greek citizens unable to afford homes or apartments.
In response to intensifying protests, the Greek government is seeking to curb demand and lower prices by increasing taxes on real estate transactions for individuals who are not citizens of the European Union.
A Zionist active in the Greek real estate sector informed this media outlet that Israelis possess a highly powerful lobby in the country and will not permit the Greek people to prevent such developments.
According to experts, Greece—due to its proximity to the occupied territories—is considered a potential refuge for Israelis in the event of danger; indeed, during past conflicts, the country was filled with Zionists who remained there until the hostilities ended.
The report further notes that the people of Cyprus are also voicing similar objections regarding the expanding presence of Israelis and their acquisition of land and property in that country.