Trump Mocks Nobel Laureate, Claims She Hates Israel

By אוריאל לוי

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U.S. President Donald Trump attacked Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay on social media, asserting she "hates Israel." Trump claimed Pillay was chosen over the U.S. representative and that he himself had resolved eight wars. He stated he should have received eight Nobel Prizes for his conflict resolution efforts, citing Iran, Russia-Ukraine, Pakistan, and India.

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President Donald Trump attacked Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay, claiming she hates Israel.
Trump stated that Pillay was chosen over the United States' representative.
He claimed to have resolved eight wars, including conflicts involving Iran and Ukraine.
Trump asserted that he, not Pillay, deserved Nobel Prizes for his diplomatic achievements.
The president made his remarks in a post on the social media platform Truth Social.

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday attacked Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay, claiming she "hates Israel." In a post on the social media platform Truth Social, Trump stated that Pillay was chosen over the United States, whose representative, he said, has resolved "eight wars and many other things."

Trump asserted that he knew nothing about Pillay, adding, "As far as I know, nobody has ever heard of her except for the fact that she, very clearly, hates Israel." He contrasted her award with his own accomplishments, stating that presidents and prime ministers from countries he had assisted had sent letters to the Norwegian Nobel Committee. He claimed he is resolving or has won "two or more wars, Iran and Russia-Ukraine," and that he has resolved "eight wars," specifically mentioning Pakistan and India as more deserving of a Nobel Prize than Pillay. Trump concluded by saying he should have won eight Nobel Prizes himself.