Keir Starmer avoided addressing inquiries about the potential nomination of Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize he has been desiring. Prime Minister expressed relief at the initial agreement on a ceasefire plan in Gaza, highlighting its significance in potentially ending the violence and releasing hostages. In Mumbai, India, Starmer commended President Trump for his involvement in the negotiations, emphasizing the need to move forward with the implementation of the agreement.

When questioned about Trump’s eligibility for the Nobel Peace Prize, Starmer redirected the focus to the progress achieved and acknowledged the crucial role played by the US in collaboration with Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey. Earlier this year, Trump expressed his belief that he deserved the prize but doubted he would receive it.

Starmer also sidestepped inquiries regarding Tony Blair’s rumored involvement in the Gaza peace plan, emphasizing the importance of the breakthrough deal and its impact on those affected by the conflict. He underscored the need for implementation and highlighted the UK’s role in the negotiations, emphasizing readiness to contribute to the process. The focus remains on the positive outcome rather than discussions about individuals involved in the peace efforts.