JERUSALEM: An Israeli advocacy group campaigning for the release of hostages in Gaza on Monday called for US President Donald Trump to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his “determination to bring peace” to the region.
In a letter sent to the Norwegian Nobel Committee, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum said Trump made “possible what many said was impossible.”
“We strongly urge you to award President Trump the Nobel Peace Prize because he has vowed he will not rest and will not stop until every last hostage is back home,” the forum said in a statement, citing the letter.
“At this very moment, President Trump’s comprehensive plan to release all remaining hostages and finally end this terrible war is on the table,” it added.
“In this past year, no leader or organization has contributed more to peace around the world than President Trump,” the forum said.
The call comes as high-stakes negotiations between Israel and Hamas are set to begin later on Monday in Egypt, based on a 20-point plan announced by Trump last week.
Trump has publicly said he wants the Nobel Peace Prize, though experts say his chances are slim.
The US leader claims to have resolved six or seven wars in as many months — a figure experts say is grossly exaggerated.
Israeli hostage families want Nobel Peace Prize for Trump
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Israeli hostage families want Nobel Peace Prize for Trump
- Hostages and Missing Families Forum said Trump made “possible what many said was impossible”
- Trump has publicly said he wants the Nobel Peace Prize, though experts say his chances are slim
Bangladesh’s BNP claims victory in elections: party official to AFP
DHAKA: The Bangladesh Nationalist Party led by Tarique Rahman claimed election victory on Friday, a top party official told AFP, after the first polls since a deadly 2024 uprising.
“This victory was expected. It is not surprising that the people of Bangladesh have placed their trust in a party... capable of realizing the dreams that our youth envisioned during the uprising,” said Salahuddin Ahmed, a leading BNP committee member.
“This is not a time for celebration, as we will face mounting challenges in building a country free from discrimination.”
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