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Ibrahim Fraihat is Professor of Conflict Resolution at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies.
When genocidaires nominate others for peace prizes, the Nobel Peace Prize risks becoming a tool of impunity, not a symbol of justice, says Ibrahim Fraihat.
Comment: In the face of the US and Israel, UN Secretary-General Guterres must speak out and protect the morality of the UN, writes Ibrahim Fraihat.
