US EditionFamilies of Oct. 7 hostages want Trump to win Nobel Peace Prize; Trump could travel to Holy Land to ink Israel-Hamas peace deal
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COMMENT. The ceasefire agreement and the exchange of hostages for Palestinian prisoners have been signed. That's good news. Now all that matters is that President Trump can maintain his focus so that there can truly be peace.
The expectation and fears of the families: "Until all return home our hearts will be hostage there, along with them"
‘Give him the Nobel Peace Prize!’ Israelis celebrate Donald Trump–brokered ceasefire with street parties
Israeli crowds have taken to the streets celebrating after Donald Trump announced a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.One person told reporters: "I want to thank President Trump for bringing this amazing victory. That's the name for it. A victory. He deserves a Nobel Prize for this, a Nobel Peace Prize for bringing this amazing deal." The agreement, described by President Trump as the first phase of his Gaza peace plan, would see Israeli h…
After Israel and Hamas agreed on the “first phase” of the Gaza plan and the release of hostages, President Javier Milei congratulated his American counterpart, Donald Trump, who was one of the main mediators in the conflict, and said he will sign the candidacy for the Republican president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. “Any other leader with such achievements would have received it a long time ago,” he said.
But not! Donald Trump vehemently demands the Nobel Peace Prize for himself. And now, after the hostage deal, he seems to have a good card.
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