Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought President Donald Trump the ultimate host gift when he arrived at the White House on Monday for dinner: a letter nominating him for a Nobel Peace Prize. Trump claims that the honour is well-deserved for his attempts to put a stop to international crises, such as the battle between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, and it has become his obsession.
Netanyahu’s readiness to accept a compromise that completely ends the fighting is one factor that will determine whether or not the 21-month war is resolved permanently. Trump intended to stress this point to Netanyahu during Monday’s dinner in the White House Blue Room.
As he stretched across the table to hand Trump his document, Netanyahu remarked, “He’s creating peace, as we speak, in one nation, in one region after another.” “So, Mr. President, I would like to show you the letter I wrote to the Nobel Prize Committee, nominating you for the Peace Prize, which you deserve and ought to receive.” Many thanks. I was unaware of this. “Wow,” Trump said, as if moved. This is significant coming from you. I sincerely appreciate it, Bibi.
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