Nobel laureate Navi Pillay slams Trump, predicts Netanyahu's arrest and rejects Goebbels comparison - Ynetnews
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay accused Trump of retaliating over his failure to win the award with sanctions on the ICC, rejected Israel's comparison of her to Nazi propagandist Goebbels and predicted Netanyahu would eventually face trialAFP|Asked what message she would like to convey to Trump, Pillay replied: "Call in your legal advisors to explain to you what international law is and why you must not interfere in the affairs of an independent international court. " She said the sanctions against the court were illegal and intended to undermine its independence and ability to carry out its duties. GalleryNavi Pillay (Photo: Reuters)Last Friday, just hours after Pillay was announced as the Nobel Peace Prize winner, the United States announced unprecedented sanctions against the ICC. Unlike previous sanctions targeting the court's judges and prosecutors, the latest measures are directed at the institution as a whole, with the aim of disrupting its day-to-day operations. The sanctions are expected to disrupt the court's technological infrastructure, banking services and ability to conduct international transactions. The U. S.
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