Netanyahu Recommends Trump for Nobel Peace Prize

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he recommends nominating US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The statement was made during a dinner meeting at the White House between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, which was also attended by the US Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense.

During the meeting, President Trump highlighted that both Pakistan and India possess nuclear weapons, and emphasized that the United States played a significant role in helping the two countries reach a ceasefire. He noted that the war between Pakistan and India was halted through trade initiatives.

Trump further stated that Iran is now prepared for negotiations. He claimed that Iran’s nuclear facilities had been completely destroyed and mentioned that the US had actively worked to prevent numerous wars around the world, with continued efforts to stop future conflicts.

He expressed his dissatisfaction with Russian President Vladimir Putin for failing to end the war in Ukraine and noted that the United States is seeking global partners who are committed to securing a better future for the Palestinian people.

The US President also acknowledged cooperation from Israel’s neighboring countries and stated that unprecedented weapons had been used against Iran. He confirmed that additional weapons would be sent to support Ukraine’s defense.

Trump conveyed optimism that a war between Israel and Iran would not happen again. He expressed a desire to give Iran an opportunity to move forward peacefully and noted that Hamas was now seeking to end the war in Gaza.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu commented that Palestinians who wish to leave Gaza currently have a good opportunity to do so.

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