Experts Doubt Trump Nobel Peace Prize Amid Gaza Peace Efforts

US President Donald Trump has openly expressed his desire to win the Nobel Peace Prize, which will be announced soon, but experts widely doubt his chances due to his America First policies and divisive approach. Analysts suggest the prize is more likely to honor those working quietly on forgotten causes, such as grassroots peacebuilders in regions like Sudan and the Horn of Africa. Trump recently unveiled a 20-point peace plan for Gaza, which demands Hamas disarm and release hostages or face Israel's continued military pressure, a move seen as an effort to secure the Nobel Prize and bolster Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's political position. The plan offers no concrete solutions for the West Bank and is viewed by some as a 'take it or leave it' offer to Hamas, with the potential to force their diplomatic isolation if rejected. Commentary from observers highlights the brutal realities of the Gaza conflict, noting that despite significant casualties, many Palestinians remain unharmed and that military operations inevitably cause civilian collateral damage rather than intentional genocide. The debate continues over who truly deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, with some arguing that it should recognize those who bring peace in the complex and violent situation in Gaza.