Whose is the Alexander Courtyard in Jerusalem after all? And will Netanyahu be able to «uphold the interests of the State of Israel» in this case?

“Wait, doesn't all the land in Israel belong to the state? How then is it transferred to someone?”

This is the most common and absolutely logical question.
And the short answer to it is — no, not all the land in Israel belongs to the state.

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Let's say right away, in Israel, a petition/open appeal by Israeli citizens to the government is gaining momentum, demanding "to stop the transfer of the Alexander Courtyard to Russia and related IPPO structures", because they believe that such a transfer "threatens Israel's security" and poses "risks associated with external influence and the political interests of Moscow and related organizations".
"Protect Israel from the Russian threat: stop the transfer of the Alexander Courtyard to Hamas supporters"
“Protect Israel from the Russian threat: stop the transfer of the Alexander Courtyard to Hamas supporters”

here it is (Hebrew) -

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Let's return to land ownership.
Where did this myth come from

In Israel, indeed:

• most of the land is under state management;

• there is the Israel Land Authority;

• land is often not sold, but leased long-term.

Because of this, there is a feeling that
“everything state-owned means the state…

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