Professor emeritus of Harvard Law School nominated former White House senior advisor Jared Kushner and his deputy Avi Berkowitz for their roles in the Abraham Accords.
The Abraham Accords are four peace deals between Isreal and Arab nations.
From The Jerusalem Post:
In his nomination letter, Dershowitz wrote that he strongly believes that the singular event that warrants the Nobel Peace Prize for this past year is the Abraham Accords.”These Accords, which have brought about normalization between Israel and several Sunni Arab nations, fulfill all the criteria for the prize. They hold the promise of an even broader peace in the Middle East between Israel, the Palestinians and other Arab nations. They are a giant step forward in bringing peace and stability to the region, and even to the world,” he continued.Dershowitz added that he wanted to “emphasize the enormous contributions to peace made by Jared Kushner, Avrahm Berkowitz, David Friedman and Ron Dermer,” insisting that “these men played especially important roles.””Kushner and Berkowitz traveled all over the region, meeting with leaders and their associates, advocating for peace and nailing down all the details.”
The deals took place between August and December. Kushner and Berkowitz helped Israel negotiate peace deals with Bahrain, Morocco, Sudan, and the United Arab Emirates.
The nomination triggered the haters.
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