Petition to Nominate Dr. Husam Abu Safiya for the Nobel Peace Prize 2026

Introduction

We, the undersigned, call upon qualified nominators to submit Dr. Husam Abu Safiya for consideration for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his extraordinary courage, humanitarian service, and unwavering commitment to preserving life under the most devastating circumstances.

About Dr. Husam Abu Safiya

Dr. Husam Abu Safiya is the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza. Throughout the ongoing conflict, he has demonstrated exceptional bravery and dedication to his medical oath, continuing to provide life-saving care to civilians despite overwhelming danger, resource shortages, and repeated attacks on medical facilities by the IDF.

Why Dr. Abu Safiya Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

Heroic Service Under Fire

Dr. Abu Safiya has remained at his post while his hospital has faced bombardment by the IDF, risking his own life to care for the injured and sick. He has worked tirelessly amid constant threats, embodying the humanitarian principle that all human life has equal value and deserves protection.

Medical Care Without Discrimination

Despite the chaos of genocide, Dr. Abu Safiya has maintained the ethical foundation of medical practice: treating all patients regardless of their background, providing care based solely on need. His work exemplifies the universal human right to healthcare.

Symbol of Hope and Resilience

Dr. Abu Safiya represents the countless Palestinian healthcare workers who refuse to abandon their communities in times of crisis. His dedication has provided hope to thousands of civilians trapped in conflict zones, demonstrating that compassion can persist even in humanity's darkest moments.
Advocacy for Civilian Protection

Through his continued presence and work, Dr. Abu Safiya has drawn international attention to the plight of civilians in conflict zones and the critical importance of protecting medical facilities and personnel under international humanitarian law.

The Nobel Peace Prize Criteria

Alfred Nobel's will states that the Peace Prize should be awarded to "the person who shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses."

Dr. Abu Safiya's work embodies these principles through:
- Promoting fraternity: His medical care transcends political divisions, treating all human beings with dignity
- Reducing human suffering: His work directly alleviates the devastating human costs of armed conflict
- Advancing peace: By maintaining humanitarian standards during wartime, he demonstrates that common humanity can bridge even the deepest divides

Our Call to Action

We urge qualified nominators—including members of national assemblies, governments, international courts, university professors, previous Nobel laureates, and members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee—to formally nominate Dr. Husam Abu Safiya for the Nobel Peace Prize.

His recognition would:
- Honor the sacrifice of healthcare workers worldwide who serve in conflict zones
- Reinforce the international community's commitment to protecting civilians and medical personnel during war
- Inspire future generations to uphold humanitarian principles even in the face of grave danger
- Send a powerful message that the international community values human life and the courage to protect it

## Sign This Petition

By signing below, you join a global movement calling for Dr. Husam Abu Safiya's nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize 2026 and expressing support for healthcare workers serving in conflict zones worldwide.

How You Can Help

1. Sign and share this petition with your networks, community organizations, and social media platforms
2. Contact qualified nominators in your country who have the authority to submit official nominations
3. Raise awareness about Dr. Abu Safiya's work and the broader challenges facing medical personnel in conflict zones
4. Support humanitarian organizations working to protect healthcare workers and facilities during armed conflicts.