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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Hamas Praises Nobel Peace Prize Award to Jurist Investigating Gaza

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Hamas Praises Nobel Laureate Navi Pillay Amid Genocide Allegations Against Israel

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Hamas praised the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to jurist Navi Pillay, citing her commission's findings of genocide against Israel in Gaza. The terrorist group called for international legal action against Israeli officials, viewing the award as a step toward justice. Israel rejected Pillay's commission's findings as fabricated, while President Herzog and Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the Nobel Committee's decision as morally bankrupt and based on false allegations.

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  • Hamas praised Nobel laureate Navi Pillay for her role in accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.
  • Pillay chaired a UN commission that concluded Israel committed genocide in Gaza.
  • Israel rejected the commission's findings, calling the report fabricated.
  • President Herzog condemned the Nobel Prize award as a "shameful display of moral erosion."
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu's office accused Pillay of propagating "blood libels" against Israel.
Hamas Praises Nobel Laureate Navi Pillay Amid Genocide Allegations Against Israel
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