Nobel Peace Prize Winner: Gaza is witnessing clear violations of human rights and genocide

Navi Pillay, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, emphasized the need to hold the Zionist regime accountable for the violation of Palestinian rights, described the developments in Gaza as a clear violation of human rights and genocide, and called for the support of international justice institutions.

Ambassador Arjan - International Group: The Nobel Peace Prize winner, in a statement emphasizing the need to hold the Zionist regime accountable for the violation of Palestinian rights, called the developments in Gaza an example of a clear violation of human rights and genocide, and called for the strengthening of the role of international institutions in realizing justice.

In an exclusive interview with Qatar's "Al Arabi" channel, Navi Pillay emphasized that the violation of Palestinian rights in the occupied territories is very serious and the Zionist regime must be held accountable for its actions, including in the West Bank.

Referring to the importance of receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, he said that this recognition strengthens his commitment to support international justice.

Stating that the world needs international institutions of justice more than ever in the current situation, Pillai added: "Some leaders act without regard to international laws and remain unpunished."

This former legal official emphasized that he still supports the cause of Palestine and what is happening in the Gaza Strip is a clear violation of human rights.

He also welcomed the continuation of the activities of the international research committee on Palestine and the Zionist regime; The committee that has described the developments in Gaza as genocide.

He also considered the political and regional use of the veto as one of the reasons for the inability of the Security Council to implement some resolutions and emphasized that the veto was created to maintain peace, not to prevent it. According to him, the United Nations should maintain its position as the main platform of international multilateralism.

**Response to the criticisms of Netanyahu and Trump**

Reacting to the criticisms of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump for awarding him the Nobel Peace Prize, Pillai said that the experience of fighting the apartheid system in South Africa taught him not to pay too much attention to the annoying statements of people who follow their own agenda.

He stressed that instead of spending energy on answering critics, he will continue to reveal the truth and support the oppressed people in Palestine, Congo and Sudan.

This lawyer also expressed deep concern about the recent threats made by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio against the International Criminal Court.

He, who has worked as a judge in the International Criminal Court for about six years, stated that his recent visit to the headquarters of the court showed the determination of the judges and staff to deal with the problems.

Pillai also expressed hope that the member states will seriously support the independence of the Court and the Rome Statute.

He further emphasized that ending impunity is a difficult process and will not happen overnight.

In the end, he considered the belief in the judicial system and the solidarity of the nations of the world to be the most important tools to deal with misleading propaganda and to achieve justice for the victims.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: I ordered the army and all forces to be ready to change the situation in the north.

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, despite increasing internal pressures and widespread criticism due to hunger in Gaza, announced that the war should continue until the desired goals of this regime are achieved. He announced the meeting of the security cabinet to guide the army in this direction.