President Donald Trump (R) recently finalized the first phase of his peace deal between the state of Israel and the terror group, Hamas. The fighting in Gaza is expected to pause, and all Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners are expected to be released.
This peace deal is a landmark achievement for President Trump’s foreign policy, and he is expected to travel to Egypt for the official signing. Georgia Republican lawmakers from the state and federal levels have lauded this peace deal as a serious attempt to create peace in the Middle East.
Representative Rich McCormick (R) commended President Trump for his strength and expressed hope for a lasting peace in the region.
I am hopeful that this new peace deal between Israel and Hamas can bring long-awaited relief to the region. Genuine peace will depend on both sides honoring their commitments and working toward lasting stability. I commend President Trump’s peace through strength leadership that… https://t.co/y5GaQIxuyN
— Congressman Rich McCormick, MBA MD (@RepMcCormick) October 9, 2025
Rep. Buddy Carter (R) went further, stating that the President is deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize for this effort.
This is precisely why President Trump deserves the Nobel peace prize. No other president could get this done. https://t.co/ExLVPKO0Vc
— Buddy Carter (@Buddy_Carter) October 8, 2025
Governor Brian Kemp (R) called the announcement ‘historic news’ for the world and commended the leadership of the Trump administration.
This is historic news, not just for America and Israel, but the world! Great leadership by @POTUS and the administration. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/jCewWySdMr
— Brian Kemp (@BrianKempGA) October 9, 2025
Finally, Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones (R) also called the announcement ‘historic’ and called for people to continue praying for the hostages until they are released.
A truly historic moment — made possible by President Donald J. Trump’s bold and decisive leadership. His commitment to peace has delivered results the world thought impossible. We continue to pray for the hostages, all they have endured, and their swift return home. pic.twitter.com/XaFOk2QA0U
— Burt Jones (@burtjonesforga) October 8, 2025