Is Donald Trump Desperate to Get Nobel Peace Prize? Starts War, Then Announces Ceasefire

Trump publicly asked for an end to the strategic war between Iran and Israel, even though he doesn't work for the government.  At the time of his speech, things were getting worse in the Middle East.  After past fights, Iran had just started attacking Israel.

 A lot of people aren't sure if Trump's announcement was legal and if it came from an official source or with the help of world leaders.

Trump wants to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Is this reason fully justified?

 Smita Prakash spoke out on social media against what Trump was doing.  She said this in a mean post on X(which used to be Twitter): "Starts war." Kills people.  After that, he asks for peace.  It sounds like a plan.  Take steps to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

 People are becoming less sure about Trump's goals, as shown by her answer, which suggests that his actions may be more about him than about being diplomatic.

 A plan to gain power or to make peace?

 It's possible that Trump did this on purpose to try to make himself look like a world leader before the 2024 U.S. elections.  The times he tried to win the Nobel Peace Prize before, like when he talked to North Korea and made deals in the Middle East, no one paid attention to him.

 Trump may be trying to build his legacy all over again by getting involved in a high-stakes foreign conflict, even though the government doesn't back or allow it.

 Around the world, people are filled with doubt and confusion.

 In Washington, Tel Aviv, and Tehran, diplomats have said they are afraid and don't understand what's going on.  It takes months of talks behind closed doors, not a tweet or public comment from a private person, to reach this level of peace.

 Many people think that Trump's actions were more for show than to help, and they serve as a stark reminder of how diplomacy can be used to improve one's image.