Trump won the Nobel Prize for “Extraordinary” Israel, Iran ceases

First on Fox: House members are nominating president Donald Trump In the Nobel Peace Prize, he established a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran.

R-Ga. Rep. Buddy Carter wrote to the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, announcing Trump playing a “extraordinary and historic role” in ending “the armed conflict between Israel and Iran” and preventing the world’s largest sponsor of terrorist states from obtaining the deadliest weapon on the planet.”

Trump announced that the “12-day War” ended late Monday afternoon, and the ceasefire was intended to take effect overnight on Tuesday.

The week ended after Israel’s first preemptive strike against Iran, he believed Tehran was dangerously close to obtaining nuclear weapons.

The entire collapse of midnight surgery is “the biggest B-2 operational strike in U.S. history”

The two countries then carried out rocket fires over the next few days, and over the weekend, the United States launched its own air strikes on three major nuclear facilities in Iran.

Iran’s response was to shoot rockets at a US Air Force Base in Qatar on Monday, but it was not without prior notice from us and Katari officials. No injuries were suffered in this attack.

“President Trump’s influence helps to reach a swift deal, which many believe is impossible. President Trump has also taken bold and decisive actions to stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions and ensure that the world’s largest sponsor of terrorist states still cannot obtain nuclear weapons,” Carter wrote in the letter.

Trump’s leadership in the crisis, he said, “reflects the ideals that the Nobel Peace Prize is trying to recognize: the pursuit of peace, prevent war and the development of international harmony. Such breakthroughs require courage and clarity in a region that plagues historical hostility and political turmoil.”

Why should Trump leave the G7 as soon as possible? He said, “It’s much bigger than the Iran ceasefire.”

Rep. Buddy Carter nominated President Donald Trump on Tuesday. (Tom Williams/CQ scrolling through Getty Images call)

“President Trump Showing both, providing rare hope for the world. For these reasons, I would like to nominate Donald J. Trump, the 47th President of the United States, to be regarded as the Nobel Peace Prize.

This is not the first time Trump has received a nomination for the award, although he has not won yet.

R-Calif’s Rep. Darrell Issa won Trump’s award earlier this year, believing his 2024 election victory has a “stunningly effective impact” on world peace.

according to Nobel Prize websiteSo far, 338 candidates have won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.

Carter, who also ran for the Senate in Georgia, has introduced several famous bills this year, and although many are considered symbolic, many are supporting Trump.

The Republican Party of Georgia proposed legislation to rename Greenland’s “red, white and blue” after Trump expressed interest in occupying the territory. He also wrote a bill aimed at getting federal buildings in California named by Trump’s former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

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But as for the conflict in the Middle East, fragile peace seemed to have worn down as of Tuesday morning.

Carter’s nomination for Trump comes after Israel accused Iran of breaking their ceasefire deal, which Tehran denied.