According to Combat Antisemitism, an Israeli host named Mija was banned by Airbnb in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 6, 2026, following 12 years and 1,000 stays on the platform. The advocacy group reported that Airbnb removed the host after a guest accused him of supporting genocide and the company failed to act on his report of antisemitism.
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Combat Antisemitism stated that the ban followed an incident in which a guest accused the Israeli host of supporting genocide. In response to the accusation, Mija reported antisemitism to Airbnb, but the company did not take action regarding his complaint.
Following the inaction on the host's complaint, Airbnb proceeded to ban and remove Mija from the platform. Combat Antisemitism shared the account alongside an interview documenting the host's experience and the platform's response.
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