Trump reshares post criticizing Nobel laureate Navi Pillay as 'hater of America and Israel'

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Former US President Donald Trump reshared a social media post criticizing Navi Pillay. Pillay is a South African former UN human rights chief and a recent Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The reshared post described her as a 'hater of America and Israel.' This action occurred on Trump's Truth Social platform.

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