Thank you @Helen3
Respectfully, when Airbnb states that their core values are: "We're united with our community to create a world where anyone can belong anywhere. We're caring, open, and encouraging to everyone we work with. We're driven by curiosity, optimism, and the belief that every person can grow." Then I would say I am a partner or client or something along those lines. They do not behave like they are JUST a marketing channel - I can think of many platforms that behave like marketing channels such as Travelocity.
When Airbnb states that platform is built on a community of trust, then I would expect all of us hosts should be able to trust them as well. Trust cannot be only one way.
They finally removed all restrictions again and now all my accounts are live.
The issue was a guest claiming something that never happened. I was the first to report to Airbnb how uncomfortable I was with this guest, that was new to the platform, and I suspected they were trying to create a false situation. Airbnb stated they have no record but that the guest called them too and hence the week of uncertainty.