This article discusses Donald Trump’s pursuit of the Nobel Peace Prize and examines the complex history of the Middle East, particularly concerning Israel and Iran. It highlights how, despite efforts to avoid war, the region has been in a state of near-constant conflict since 1948, with Iran steadfastly pursuing its 1979 revolution's objectives and developing a significant nuclear and ballistic missile program. The author details how the United States and Israel have undertaken joint military operations in 2025 and 2026. The piece focuses on Trump’s “Abraham Accords” as a significant diplomatic achievement aimed at stabilizing the Middle East. It traces the historical roots of the conflict, beginning with the 1947 UN General Assembly Resolution #181, which called for the creation of Jewish and Arab states in Palestine, then under British mandate. Despite numerous Arab-Israeli wars since 1948, Israel has endured, and Egypt eventually recognized Israel's right to exist in 1979, marking a shift in the decades-long struggle for the nation’s survival.