Demolitions

The Israeli leadership, including members of its organization structure and members of affiliating and or assisting entities, is a war belligerent in Gaza, and a colonizing, not occupying, belligerent in the West Bank since 1967, as they never lifted the declaration of war announced by the then-prime minister Levy Eshkol. Therefore, the following:

As a colonizing belligerent, the Israeli leadership must administer the area for the benefit of the people it is colonizing. This includes respecting private property. Demolitions are a form of altering the Palestinian land, which international law prohibits.

If the belligerent's control wasn't colonization but occupation, the latter is defined by international law as temporary and should not make far-reaching changes to the existing order. Extensive and or systematic destruction of property, not justified by military necessity, and carried out unlawfully and wantonly, is a grave breach of the .

For immovable public property, the Israeli belligerent is supposed to act as a temporary administrator, not as an acquirer of a country's sovereignty, and must safeguard the territory's capital value.

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