West Jerusalem has strongly criticized the Nobel committee’s decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay, an investigator focused on Gaza. Israeli officials assert that the award serves to legitimize what they describe as “anti-Israeli hatred.” The reaction comes as a response to the recognition of Pillay’s work, which Israel views as biased and unfairly targeting the country. This condemnation highlights the ongoing tensions and deep political divisions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and international scrutiny of actions in Gaza. The controversy underscores Israel’s sensitivity to international investigations regarding its military conduct and the human rights situation in the region. The awarding of the prize has sparked a diplomatic row, with Israel expressing its displeasure through official statements and public criticism of the Nobel committee's choice. RT.com provides further details on this developing story.