In June, the government of Pakistan formally recommended President Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.
In early July, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated President Donald Trump for ending the Israeli-Iranian war with a decisive US strike on several Iranian nuclear weapons sites.
Netanyahu announced during a dinner meeting with President Trump that he was nominating the US President for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The Israeli leader was at the White House to have dinner and meet with the President to discuss the situation in Gaza.
During their dinner, the Prime Minister presented President Trump with his letter to the Nobel Prize Committee, officially nominating Trump for the Peace Prize.
“He’s forging peace as we speak, in one country and one region after the other,” Netanyahu said.
The presidents of Guinea-Bissau, Gabon, Liberia, Mauritania, and Senegal signaled they may consider nominating President Trump for a Nobel Prize, or at least that he deserves one, during their visit to the White House.
This past week, President Trump and his administration secured a peace agreement between Cambodia and Thailand.
President Trump has now been nominated for the Peace Prize by numerous global leaders.
One thing is clear, if President Trump does not receive the Peace Prize for his work in bringing peace around the world, then the Nobel Peace Prize means nothing.
We shall see if the Nobel Committee has any integrity left in the coming weeks.
