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Abu Ali ExpressPolitics

Trump Slams Nobel Peace Prize Award to 'Anti-Israel' Judge

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized the Nobel Peace Prize committee for awarding the prize to Judge Navi Pillay, whom he called anti-Israel. Trump claimed Pillay received the award over the U.S. and its achievements, stating he had never heard of her. He also addressed Norway, the awarding country, warning them that the U.S. would not forget this decision. Trump declared the Nobel Peace Prize had lost its credibility.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Former President Donald Trump criticized the Nobel Peace Prize award to Judge Navi Pillay.
  • Trump called Pillay an 'anti-Israel' judge and questioned her qualifications.
  • He stated Pillay received the prize over the United States and its achievements.
  • Trump claimed he had never heard of Pillay before the award.
  • He warned Norway, the awarding country, that the U.S. would not forget.
  • Trump declared the Nobel Peace Prize had lost its credibility.
Trump Slams Nobel Peace Prize Award to 'Anti-Israel' Judge
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Judge Navi Pillay, accusing her of being anti-Israel and questioning her qualifications. In a lengthy social media post, Trump stated that Pillay received the prize over the United States, whose representatives, including himself, had resolved eight wars and achieved many other accomplishments. He claimed to have never heard of Pillay, suggesting that nobody else had either, and asserted that she clearly hates Israel. Trump further declared that the Nobel Peace Prize has lost its credibility forever due to a group of extreme ideologues who oppose democracy and are enemies of civilization.

Speaking at an election rally, Trump also addressed Norway, the country where the prize is awarded, stating, "Norway, we will not forget this for you!" He reiterated his assertion that Pillay received the award over the United States, highlighting his own role in resolving eight wars and other achievements. Trump concluded that the prize has been irrevocably discredited by those he described as extreme ideologues, anti-democrats, and enemies of civilization.

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