US EditionTrump: It would be ‘an insult to our country’ if he doesn’t get Nobel Peace Prize
Trump claims credit for mediating eight international conflicts since January 2025 and warns not awarding him the Nobel Peace Prize would insult the United States, despite low chances of winning.
- Donald Trump stated that not winning the Nobel Peace Prize would be an 'insult' to the United States, emphasizing his belief he deserves it for recent peace efforts.
- He claimed to have resolved seven wars since January, asserting that if his Gaza peace plan is successful, it would bring his total to eight.
- Historians like Oeivind Stenersen noted that Trump's chances of winning the prize are nearly zero, and the Norwegian Nobel Committee remains unaffected by his campaigning.
- Trump expressed frustration over the potential rejection of his prize candidacy while simultaneously insisting he does not desire the award.
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There is much to criticise at the US President, but in this country, contempt for him is so great that his successes are passed, one of which is the peace plan for the Gaza Strip.
World Jewish Congress President: Trump Deserves Nobel Prize If Gaza Peace Forged
World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder said Saturday that President Donald Trump “is the Peace President,” declaring that if ongoing efforts result in Hamas’s disarmament, the return of all hostages, and an end to the Gaza war, Trump “without question deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.”
What are the odds? Greta Thunberg, Trump race for Nobel Prize
Is President Donald Trump on his way to receiving the Nobel Peace Prize? After a series of significant diplomatic achievements and dramatic progress in negotiations between Israel and Hamas on hostage release and ending the war in Gaza, the American president is convinced the time has come to be officially recognized as the 21st century's "peacemaker." Unlike his predecessor, former president Barack Obama, who received the prize in 2009 "before…
"There's only one last word missing" and he sends his people to define the release of the hostages.
Political and media circles in the Israeli occupation witnessed a state of confusion and tension after the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced its approval of US President Donald Trump's plan to stop the aggression on the Gaza Strip, and the latter's welcome of it...
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