Tuesday, October 7, 2025 - The families of some of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza have formally urged the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump, citing his work toward an ongoing peace plan.
In a letter sent to the committee, family members asserted
that the president deserved the award for what they described as his
unprecedented contributions to world peace. They specifically credited Trump’s
determination to achieve peace for "making possible what many said was
impossible."
The families stated that Trump deserved the prize because of
his vow not to rest until every single hostage returned home and because, in
their view, no other leader or organization "has contributed more to peace
around the world" in the last year.
The letter explicitly mentions Trump’s peace plan, which is
currently under negotiation, saying that thanks to it, "for the first time
in months, we are hopeful that our nightmare will finally be over."
Trump himself has repeatedly stated that he deserves to
receive the Peace Prize and has claimed to have ended seven wars during his
time in office.
The call for the award comes as indirect talks between Israel
and Hamas, focused on the US peace plan to end the war in Gaza, have begun.
These negotiations started this afternoon at the Egyptian resort of Sharm
el-Sheikh, an Egyptian official has confirmed.
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