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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Navi Pillay for Human Rights Inquiry

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South African Jurist Navi Pillay Awarded Nobel Peace Prize Amid Fierce Israeli Condemnation

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South African jurist Navi Pillay, known for her strong anti-Israel statements and accusations of war crimes against the Jewish state, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. The Israeli Foreign Ministry fiercely condemned the decision, calling it a "grotesque weaponization" of the award to legitimize anti-Israel hatred. The ministry suggested that Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels would be applauding the decision from hell. Pillay has previously accused Israel of genocide and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

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  • South African jurist Navi Pillay received the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
  • Pillay is known for her strong anti-Israel statements and accusations of war crimes.
  • Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned the award as a "grotesque weaponization" of hate.
  • The ministry stated Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels would be applauding the decision.
  • Pillay has accused Israel of genocide and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
South African Jurist Navi Pillay Awarded Nobel Peace Prize Amid Fierce Israeli Condemnation
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