The award of the Nobel Peace Prize by South African Judge Navi Pillay has been widely controversial in Israel, where the resolution was met with official and media criticisms that the award held political dimensions beyond its legal and humanitarian framework. This controversy is linked to the winning positions and their relationship to sensitive legal and international files related to the war in Gaza and related investigations, at a time when the Israeli Government is facing increasing pressure on the international scene on its image and practices during the war. To follow up on the dimensions and political implications of this argument, we spoke from Jerusalem, texting us back.

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