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Israeli hostage families want Nobel Peace Prize for Trump
Families of Israeli hostages credit President Trump with facilitating a ceasefire and hostage release in Gaza, recommending him for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize amid ongoing peace efforts.
- President Donald Trump is awaiting the announcement of his nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize, which will be revealed on Friday, October 10.
- Despite being nominated by several leaders, Trump himself has expressed skepticism about winning, claiming, 'I deserve it, but they will never give it to me.'
- Experts doubt Trump's chances of winning due to a lack of sustained peace results and his controversial remarks, with some stating he has a 'facile definition of peace.'
- The Nobel Peace Prize winner will be announced on October 10, with Trump among 338 nominees.
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Exclusive | Rep. Andy Barr latest to nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize after Gaza deal
Rep. Andy Barr (R-Ky.) nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize on Thursday "in recognition of his extraordinary record of diplomatic achievement," following a peace agreement between Israel and Hamas that will begin with the release of all hostages from Gaza.
·New York, United States
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Trump said last week that it would be an insult to the United States if he did not receive the award.
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The president of the United States has been pursuing the award since his first term of office and is protesting insistently not to give it to him.
·Spain
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