White House blasts Nobel Committee for not awarding Peace Prize to Trump

Published: Friday, October 10, 2025 at 4:14 pm

White House Reacts to Nobel Peace Prize Announcement

The White House has strongly criticized the Nobel Committee following the announcement of this year's Peace Prize winner, with communications director Steven Cheung accusing the committee of prioritizing politics over peace. The statement, released on Friday, asserted that President Trump would continue his efforts to broker peace deals, end conflicts, and save lives.

The reaction comes after Trump's involvement in a multi-stage ceasefire deal in Gaza, announced shortly before the Nobel Peace Prize announcement. The White House has repeatedly lauded Trump’s efforts in international diplomacy, with Trump himself declaring "BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS" following the Gaza ceasefire announcement.

Trump's ambitions for the Nobel Peace Prize are well-known, and his name has been frequently mentioned by foreign leaders seeking to improve relations with the United States. Several leaders, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have publicly supported Trump's candidacy for the prestigious award. Russian President Vladimir Putin also expressed support, stating Trump was working to resolve complex crises.

However, Trump faced obstacles. Nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize closed shortly after he took office. While the text does not specify the winner, it mentions that the prize was dedicated to the suffering people of Venezuela and to Trump for his support.

The text also notes that Trump's policies have faced criticism. His "America-first" approach has reshaped the global economy and diplomatic landscape. His administration dismantled the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and his policies on mass deportations and the use of National Guard troops have drawn protests and criticism. The Nobel Committee's criteria for the Peace Prize include championing arms control, peace negotiation, democracy, and human rights.

BNN's Perspective:

While President Trump's efforts in facilitating the Gaza ceasefire are noteworthy, the White House's strong reaction to the Nobel Committee's decision seems excessive. The Nobel Peace Prize is a complex award, and the committee considers a wide range of factors. It's important to acknowledge the president's diplomatic efforts while also recognizing the ongoing debates surrounding his policies and their impact on global peace and stability.

Keywords: Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump, White House, Gaza ceasefire, Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu, Peace deals, Foreign policy, Diplomacy, Humanitarian, America First, USAID, Mass Deportations, National Guard, Peace negotiation

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