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Peace Prize Winner Sands Criticises German Silence on Israel's Action

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The lawyer and writer Philippe Sands received the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. He thanked him with the appeal not to remain silent about violations of international law. Israel's action in Gaza must be criticised.

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Philippe Sands criticized Germany's attitude towards Israel at the award of the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. The international lawyer already represented Palestine before the International Court of Justice and declared that Netanyahu and Putin "there is no difference.

·Berlin, Germany
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The international lawyer Philippe Sands has received the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. In his speech of thanks he exhorted another state raeson.

·Berlin, Germany
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"Indecent silence? This is what the winner of this year's Peace Prize of the German Book Trade Germany in the Paulskirche in Frankfurt accuses. But also exciting is what Philippe Sands does not mention.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Frankfurt Book Fair closed its doors on Sunday. On that occasion, international law lawyer Philippe Sands was awarded the Peace Prize, one of Germany's most important awards. Sands criticized Germany's silence in the face of Israel's actions in Gaza and the West Bank. The award ceremony took place in Frankfurt's Paulskirche church. In his speech, laureate Philippe Sands accused Germany of "indecent silence" towards Israel. Violations of inte…

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The international law expert and writer Philippe Sands receives in the Paulskirche the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. And finds clear words on Israeli politics.

Philippe Sands received the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. In his speech he went to court with the silence of the Federal Government on Israeli war crimes.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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hessenschau.de broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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