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The Nobel Peace Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious honors, is set to be announced this Friday — and former U.S. President Donald Trump has unexpectedly become one of the most talked-about contenders. Following a series of recent diplomatic breakthroughs, particularly in the Middle East, discussions surrounding Trump’s candidacy have intensified across political and international circles.

Although many analysts doubt he will receive the award this year — primarily due to the limited time between his peace initiatives and the upcoming Nobel decision — his growing support base is undeniable. Political allies, media figures, and foreign leaders are actively highlighting his efforts, positioning him among a global field of influential peace advocates.

For Trump, now 79, this campaign for recognition goes beyond ambition. It carries both personal and historical weight. He has often reflected on what he considers past injustices, including the early awarding of the Nobel Prize to former President Barack Obama, viewing it as an example of imbalance and political bias. To him and his supporters, receiving the Nobel would symbolize redemption and vindication after years of scrutiny.

Despite his controversial tenure, Trump continues to frame himself as a misunderstood peacemaker, emphasizing his diplomatic achievements and his role in reducing global conflicts. His supporters see the potential award as a way to rewrite that narrative — transforming him from a divisive figure into a statesman recognized for fostering stability.

Central to this renewed momentum is Trump’s recent involvement in peace talks between Israel and Hamas. Advocates argue that his mediation contributed to a significant breakthrough, with both sides reportedly nearing an agreement just ahead of the Nobel announcement. Trump has claimed that under his influence, “seven wars have been settled, and an eighth is close,” while hinting that international politics may still stand in the way of his recognition.

Interestingly, timing may have played a key role. Analysts suggest that the Nobel Committee’s impending announcement might have accelerated negotiations, prompting both sides to finalize details sooner than expected. Adding to the growing spectacle, a digitally edited image of Trump wearing the Nobel medal — circulated by Israeli officials — symbolically tied his public persona to the award itself.

With global attention fixed on Friday’s announcement, the question remains: will the Committee see Trump’s actions as transformative diplomacy or as premature gestures still in progress?