
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has accused the Nobel committee of losing its moral compass after awarding the peace prize to Navanethem Pillay, calling her a "bigot" who spread lies about Israel.
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The Nobel Committee has lost its moral compass because it awards awards to politicians who oppose Israel and its policies. This was stated by the office of Prime Minister of the Jewish State Benjamin Netanyahu, commenting on the award of the Peace Prize to Navanethem Pillay, Reuters reports.
“The Nobel Committee has lost its moral compass. “He awarded his highest honor to a fanatic who built a career on writing and spreading blood libels against the world’s only Jewish state,” the statement said.
Netanyahu's office accused Pillay of spreading lies about Israel and legitimizing the activities of former International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan, who was fired amid a sexual harassment investigation.
“Pillay supplied lies. Khan turned it into a weapon. And now the members of the Nobel Committee, misled, are honoring the woman who contributed to the demonization of Jews and this mockery of justice,” the Israeli Prime Minister’s office concluded.

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