Maguire rebuked by Israeli Supreme Court

An Irish Nobel peace laureate called Israel an "apartheid" state during a deportation hearing before the country's Supreme Court today, prompting a rebuke from a justice who told her to keep her "propaganda" to herself.

An Irish Nobel peace laureate called Israel an "apartheid" state during a deportation hearing before the country's Supreme Court today, prompting a rebuke from a justice who told her to keep her "propaganda" to herself.

Israel has banned Mairéad Corrigan Maguire, 66, from entering the country because of her attempt to breach the Gaza naval blockade aboard a vessel in June.

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