This event scores 0 on constitutional damage as it involves foreign policy between two other nations with no domestic US constitutional mechanisms affected. However, it scores very high (48.2) on distraction/hype. Layer 1: The event has exceptional media friendliness (5) with White House ceremony optics, high novelty (4) as peace deals are rare, strong meme-ability (3) with Nobel Prize angle, and moderate outrage-bait (2). Layer 2: Shows extreme mismatch (4) between claimed historic achievement and actual enforceability/durability of such deals, perfect timing (5) in election context, strong narrative pivot (5) from domestic issues to foreign policy win, and clear pattern match (4) to previous administration peace deal announcements. Intentionality is very high (13/15) with coordinated Nobel nominations by both leaders, staged White House ceremony, election-year timing, and uniform media framing across outlets. The D-score of -48.2 clearly places this on List B as pure distraction theater with no constitutional substance.