Trump's Nobel Nomination: A Trophy for 'Peace' or Profiteering?
RT's Professor Schlevogt attempts to legitimize Donald Trump's Nobel Peace Prize nomination for the Abraham Accords by framing it through a 'multicentric' lens, dutifully ignoring the primary motivation behind such deals: weapon sales and geopolitical positioning. While lauded as a step towards regional stability, these accords significantly bolstered Israel's military dominance—with US-
taxpayer-funded arms—and largely bypassed the core issue of Palestinian self-determination, a detail perpetually erased from 'peace' narratives. One might wonder how 'peace' is measured when it involves solidifying alliances that actively marginalize an occupied population, or when it conveniently lines the pockets of defense contractors back home. The peace prize, it seems, is less about actual
peace and more about a geopolitical chess game disguised as diplomacy. After all, what’s a little dispossession when there are F-35s to sell?