After concluding a meeting with Israel's Tourism Ministry on Monday afternoon, confusion ensued as to the outcome of the talks.The ministry issued an announcement that Airbnb reversed its Boycott decision, a fact the company was quick to deny. “The reports issued earlier today are inaccurate," Airbnb said.Even though the company expressed its "unequivocal rejection of the BDS movement," it added that "we are developing the tools needed to implement our policy and that process includes continuing our dialogue with the Government of Israel and other stakeholders.”In the same breath, Airbnb said it is committed "to develop its business in Israel, enabling more tourists from around the world to enjoy the wonders of the country and its people." Hirsch wrote in his tweet that the Israel Project, a non-partisan American educational organization dedicated to informing the media and public conversation about Israel and the Middle East, organized the tour.Tovah Lazaroff contributed to this article.הוזנקתי ע״י ישראל פרוג׳קט למשימה חשובה הבוקר- מבצעים כרגע טיסת הסברה לסגן נשיא אייר בי.אנ.בי. כריס להיין. pic.twitter.com/1YII7IWsBe
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