Israel's Foreign Ministry Slams Nobel Prize Award to Navi Pillay
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Israel's Foreign Ministry fiercely criticized the Nobel Peace Prize committee for awarding the prize to Navi Pillay, calling it a "distorted and horrific exploitation" that legitimizes hatred and blood libels against Israel. The ministry accused Pillay of leading a political demonization campaign and advancing the "genocide libel." They stated the decision would be applauded by Joseph Goebbels from hell.
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- Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned the Nobel Peace Prize award to Navi Pillay.
- The ministry called the award a "distorted and horrific exploitation."
- The award is seen as legitimizing hatred and blood libels against Israel.
- Pillay was accused of leading a political demonization campaign.
- The ministry claimed Pillay advanced the "genocide libel."
- The ministry compared the decision to Joseph Goebbels' approval from hell.
Israel's Foreign Ministry has issued a sharp condemnation of the Nobel Peace Prize committee's decision to award the prize to Navi Pillay. The ministry described the decision as a "distorted and horrific exploitation" intended to legitimize hatred, prejudice, and blood libels against the State of Israel. Officials stated that Pillay has led a relentless demonization campaign driven by political motives and has advanced the "genocide libel."
The ministry concluded its response with strong words, emphasizing that by awarding a prize to what they called the "greatest lie of the 21st century," the Nobel committee has effectively earned the posthumous approval of Joseph Goebbels, implying he would be applauding from hell.
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