Israeli PM Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize Amid Global Criticism

President Donald Trump has received multiple nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize, notably from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several African leaders, who praise his role in mediating peace agreements such as those between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Trump has positioned himself as a peacemaker, highlighting diplomatic efforts in conflicts including Gaza, Ukraine, and the Israel-Iran tensions, although these conflicts continue amid criticism. Experts and critics argue that Trump’s divisive policies and ongoing conflicts undermine his suitability for the prize, with some describing the nominations as a mockery of the award given the widespread protests against his administration. The Nobel Peace Prize has historically recognized leaders like Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter, and Barack Obama, though some commentators question the merit of these past awards as well. The controversy surrounding Trump’s nominations reflects broader global dissatisfaction with current power structures and the legitimacy of international institutions. Despite the debate, Trump’s supporters emphasize his diplomatic achievements, while opponents highlight the ongoing violence and humanitarian crises linked to his policies.