Israel in violation of 4th Geneva Conventions

the British law refers to supplies, not land.

major fail on your part.

 

The British law refers to propery:

 

hahaha!!!!

you're cherry picking the law.

it also refers to the property as being supplies, weapons, and other things. But not land!!!!!

 

I'm not cherry picking anything! this is just your excuse for ignoring it.

The law mentions those as an examples of what "property" is, but of course that land is property as well, after a person register it on his/her name.

 

the law specifically doesn't mention land.

you have no basis to claim it covers land.

 

It seems that you dont know much about Real Estate Business.
When a person buy a piece of land and then register it on his/her name, the piece of land becomes his/her property.

 

the law has nothing to do with real estate and you know it.

 

When you buy a piece of land and register it on your name, the land you bought becomes your property, thus, the British law is refer to land as well as the other things that mentions there.