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Gegen jede Art von Antisemitismus und Doppelmoral!

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Die Geschichte um Hind Rajab...
Was ist wirklich passiert?
Lesen! ⬇️

[War Detective @seekersomething]

https://t.co/U8UrWDKlZo

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Ich bin kein Jude. Ich bin Deutscher und Zionist!

[Tribute2Hemiunu @Hemiunu2021]

Ich bin kein Jude.

Ich bin Deutscher, und ich bin Zionist.

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@AnneHerzberg14 @nytimes ...and @UNWatch
https://t.co/tyFBuJB1er

[Eck Gre @EckGre5]

Ist @TiloJung eigentlich schon mal aufgefallen, dass irgendeine Kommision kein Gericht (IGH) ist und dass die güdfrikanischen Heuchler seit 2 Jahren an einem Genozid-Nachweis kläglich scheitern? Sehr kläglich!

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@TiloJung Das ist das, was Jung bevorzugt.
https://t.co/tyFBuJBz3Z

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@TiloJung Die antisemitische Pillay,
Jung fühlt sich zu Antisemiten hingezogen?
https://t.co/haNFXnhNYl

[Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer]

We are shocked that the Nobel committee honored Navi Pillay. Her troubling record on antisemitism and gross breach of ethics in presiding over a notorious UN commission utterly disqualifies her from such an award.

The Nobel Peace Prize should uphold universal human rights and reject antisemitism unequivocally. Honoring Pillay without confronting this record undermines those principles and risks rewarding prejudice rather than advancing peace.

In July 2021, Ms. Pillay accepted to chair a Pakistani-sponsored UN Commission of Inquiry into alleged Israeli crimes. The rules of due process require that fact-finders in the human rights field be impartial. Yet prior to accepting this post, Pillay had publicly pronounced herself, in extreme terms, on the very issues that her inquiry is mandated to investigate.

In June 2020, she signed a manifesto calling on governments to “Sanction Apartheid Israel.” In June 2021, a month before heading the inquiry, Pillay wrote a letter to President Biden calling to punish Israel for the May 2021 war with Hamas. She has made many more prior prejudicial pronouncements. (See: https://t.co/iFHRPTfIpo)

This not all. In July 2022, Pillay’s fellow commissioner Miloon Kothari railed against “the Jewish Lobby” and questioned Israel’s right to be a member state of the UN. Mr. Kothari was condemned by the world’s leading democracies, and by top UN officials including Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Astonishingly, however, Navi Pillay defended him.

For those reasons, the Mayor of Berlin in 2022 withdrew her support for a town hall event set to honor Navi Pillay, and the award was canceled.

By honoring Pillay, the Nobel committee has failed to uphold the principles it seeks to celebrate. International justice depends on impartiality. When an investigator campaigns to punish a country before examining the evidence, she compromises the credibility of both her findings and the institution she represents.

Pillay’s defense of a colleague who invoked “the Jewish lobby” is especially disturbing. A human rights leader should recognize and unequivocally reject antisemitic stereotypes. Her response instead helped shield her colleague from accountability. The Nobel committee should have confronted that record before presenting her as a model of integrity.

The victims of discrimination deserve institutions that apply the same standards to everyone.

Today’s decision sends the wrong message: that achievements elsewhere excuse prejudice against Jews and the abandonment of basic standards of fairness when investigating Israel. That weakens the cause of universal human rights.

[Mena-Watch @MENA_WATCH]

In @derStandardat erging sich @krisenfrey in obszöner Täter-Opfer-Umkehr, indem er sich über »die Mitverantwortung der israelischen Politik für die Verbrechen der Hamas« ausließ. Die palästinensischen Mörder und Vergewaltiger sind für ihn »Kinder Israels«. https://t.co/XJy6cF5rDQ

[ruhrbarone @ruhrbarone]

"Auch die Bundesregierung hat den Pillay-Bericht zurückgewiesen, das Auswärtige Amt stellte klar, Israel handele „in Verteidigungsabsicht“, eine genozidale Absicht sei „nicht gegeben""
https://t.co/k5qu1UxTNX

[UN Watch @UNWatch]

Navi Pillay was also known for her bias towards Israel when she served as UN High Commissioner of Human Rights in 2008-2014. In this position, she empaneled four fact-finding missions targeting Israel, more than any other country; oversaw the discredited Goldstone Report, which was later rejected by its primary author; permitted the appointment of the notoriously antisemitic Richard Falk as the Special Rapporteur for the Palestinians; and convened the 2009 Durban II conference, which was boycotted by most democracies, and provided Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad a prominent platform to disseminate antisemitic vitriol.

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@Ottilie_Klein Es war eine grandiose Rede.

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@welt Die antisemitische Pillay "Kommission"
https://t.co/tyFBuJBz3Z

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@welt Bringt doch mal den Rest über diese Person.
https://t.co/haNFXnhNYl

[Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer]

We are shocked that the Nobel committee honored Navi Pillay. Her troubling record on antisemitism and gross breach of ethics in presiding over a notorious UN commission utterly disqualifies her from such an award.

The Nobel Peace Prize should uphold universal human rights and reject antisemitism unequivocally. Honoring Pillay without confronting this record undermines those principles and risks rewarding prejudice rather than advancing peace.

In July 2021, Ms. Pillay accepted to chair a Pakistani-sponsored UN Commission of Inquiry into alleged Israeli crimes. The rules of due process require that fact-finders in the human rights field be impartial. Yet prior to accepting this post, Pillay had publicly pronounced herself, in extreme terms, on the very issues that her inquiry is mandated to investigate.

In June 2020, she signed a manifesto calling on governments to “Sanction Apartheid Israel.” In June 2021, a month before heading the inquiry, Pillay wrote a letter to President Biden calling to punish Israel for the May 2021 war with Hamas. She has made many more prior prejudicial pronouncements. (See: https://t.co/iFHRPTfIpo)

This not all. In July 2022, Pillay’s fellow commissioner Miloon Kothari railed against “the Jewish Lobby” and questioned Israel’s right to be a member state of the UN. Mr. Kothari was condemned by the world’s leading democracies, and by top UN officials including Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Astonishingly, however, Navi Pillay defended him.

For those reasons, the Mayor of Berlin in 2022 withdrew her support for a town hall event set to honor Navi Pillay, and the award was canceled.

By honoring Pillay, the Nobel committee has failed to uphold the principles it seeks to celebrate. International justice depends on impartiality. When an investigator campaigns to punish a country before examining the evidence, she compromises the credibility of both her findings and the institution she represents.

Pillay’s defense of a colleague who invoked “the Jewish lobby” is especially disturbing. A human rights leader should recognize and unequivocally reject antisemitic stereotypes. Her response instead helped shield her colleague from accountability. The Nobel committee should have confronted that record before presenting her as a model of integrity.

The victims of discrimination deserve institutions that apply the same standards to everyone.

Today’s decision sends the wrong message: that achievements elsewhere excuse prejudice against Jews and the abandonment of basic standards of fairness when investigating Israel. That weakens the cause of universal human rights.

[Grok @grok]

@YaarGhadimi Take that Palestinian flag and shove it up your ass

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@hhhhhtjds @erkan_stefan @IDFGerman Nicht träumen!

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Never forget October 7, 2023.

[Project Freedom @ProjectFreedomD]

#WeRemember

[Rak @RakMakkabi]

Heute wird die israelische Flagge am Brandenburger Tor projiziert, begleitet von der Hatikva. 🇮🇱🕯️

Drei Jahre nach dem 7. Oktober – in Erinnerung an die Opfer, in Solidarität mit Israel und als Zeichen der Hoffnung.

Am Israel Chai!
עם ישראל חי 🇮🇱

#B0710

[Tina 🚜🚜🎗️ @Schneeridara]

Never forget never forgive 🇮🇱💙#October7 https://t.co/i9hqQOgPa9

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@_ttk100_ @welt Dummheit...unbezahlbar

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@LeBerschkDE @welt Sie haben NULL Ahnung!
Sie wissen ja nicht mal, wie man einen Genozid definiert. Tote? Bäh Genozid, Zerstörung? Bäh Genozid.
Weniger Hamas-Propaganda konsumieren, dann klappt es wieder mit dem Denken!

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@PaulMeier7jcd @welt Apartheid: Zuviel Hamas-Propaganda geschnüffelt?
https://t.co/kq9sIkZF24

[Ahmed Al-Khalidi @khalidi79397]

Israel in an apartheid state - Arabs make up about 21% of Israel’s population.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens of Israel can vote in national elections on the same legal basis as other Israeli citizens.

Israel in an apartheid state - Every vote has the same legal value. Israel’s parliamentary elections are required by law to be national, direct, equal, secret and proportional.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens serve in Israel’s parliament. As of 2026, Arab and Druze lawmakers serve both in Arab-led political parties and in broader national parties.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab lawmakers can lead parliamentary committees. For example, Arab lawmaker Yasir Hujeirat currently chairs the parliament’s Science and Technology Committee.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab politicians have served as government ministers. Arab citizens have held cabinet-level positions in Israeli governments.

Israel in an apartheid state - An Arab political party has participated in an Israeli governing coalition. In 2021, the Arab party Ra’am became part of the coalition supporting Israel’s government.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens also serve in major political parties that are not specifically Arab parties. Current examples include representatives in Likud, Yesh Atid, Yisrael Beitenu and other parties.

Israel in an apartheid state - Israel’s Declaration of Independence promises complete social and political equality to all citizens regardless of religion, race or sex. It also guarantees freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture.

Israel in an apartheid state - The Declaration of Independence specifically called on Arab residents to participate in building the country on the basis of “full and equal citizenship.”

Israel in an apartheid state - Arabic has legally recognized special status in Israel. Israeli law specifically protects the use and status of Arabic in dealings with government institutions.

Israel in an apartheid state - Non-Jewish citizens have the legal right to observe their own religious holidays and weekly days of rest.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab judges serve in Israel’s court system, including at the highest levels of the judiciary. Arab judges have served on Israel’s Supreme Court as well as lower courts.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab students are strongly represented in Israeli universities and colleges. More than 60,000 Arab students were enrolled in higher education in 2023–2024.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab students now make up about 20% of undergraduate students in Israel. Their share reached a record 20.4%, roughly matching their share of the overall population.

Israel in an apartheid state - The number and proportion of Arab university students have roughly doubled since 2009–10. The increase has occurred at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels.

Israel in an apartheid state - Israel operates a large Arabic-language public-school system. Arab children can attend schools where Arabic is the main language of instruction.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab citizens play a major role in Israel’s healthcare system. The share of Arab doctors has risen substantially and is approaching their share of the population.

Israel in an apartheid state - Around 30% of new doctors entering Israel’s medical system are Arab.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab Israelis make up roughly one-third of pharmacists in Israel. This is higher than their share of the overall population.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab men and women work alongside Jewish Israelis throughout the healthcare system. Hospitals, clinics and pharmacies are among the most integrated workplaces in Israeli society.

Israel in an apartheid state - Arab women’s participation in the workforce has increased significantly. Among Arab women aged 25–54, labor-force participation reached about 50% in 2023.
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