The Nobel Peace Prize nomination process allows anyone or any organization to be nominated, but only specific individuals, including national parliament members like Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, can submit nominations. This year, 338 candidates (244 individuals, 94 organizations) have been registered. Nominee and nominator identities remain confidential for 50 years, though high-profile nominations, such as those for Donald Trump, often become public knowledge.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.