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UN Commission Head Accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza, Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

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Nobel Laureate Pillay Calls for Netanyahu War Crimes Trial

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Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to face war crimes charges at the International Criminal Court. Pillay's remarks followed sharp criticism from Israel after she received the award, with Netanyahu accusing the Nobel Committee of honoring a "bigot." Pillay rejected the criticism and reiterated her findings that Israeli operations in Gaza disproportionately targeted civilians. She previously served as a UN official and has a history of criticizing Israeli military actions.

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  • Nobel laureate Navi Pillay called for PM Netanyahu to face war crimes charges at the ICC.
  • Netanyahu accused the Nobel Committee of honoring a "bigot" with a history of anti-Israel accusations.
  • Pillay rejected Israeli criticism and called the comparison to Joseph Goebbels "hurtful and insulting."
  • Pillay's call is based on her conclusion that Israeli operations in Gaza disproportionately targeted civilians.
  • Israel refused to cooperate with a 2021 UN investigation chaired by Pillay due to perceived bias.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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