Global Community Condemns Israel For Attacking Peace-Loving Nation Of Iran
With the outbreak of open hostilities between the two long-running enemy countries, the global community condemned Israel for launching devastating airstrikes against the famously peace-loving nation of Iran.
Israel announced the start of a large-scale campaign to deal with what it perceived as an imminent, existential threat to its existence posed by the humble nation that had never so much as hurt a fly and did not, in any way, spend the last few decades vowing to annihilate Israel and working to produce a nuclear weapon to make it possible.
"How could Israel perpetrate such a horrific act against what everyone knows is a loving, friendly nation?" asked Mujambe Hidibe, a spokesperson for the United Nations. "Everyone knows that Iran has a long history of being nothing but tolerant, peaceful, and warm toward all other countries. There was nothing at all that Iran could have done to provoke such an aggressive act."
Other nations around the globe also joined in the call for Israel to face sanctions. "This was an unconscionable attack," said Xiang Bao, a representative of the Chinese Communist Party. "We cannot tolerate Israel committing such atrocities while stubbornly refusing to sit and wait to be annihilated by the peace-loving government of Iran. How dare they stand in the way of Iran's loving and generous quest to wipe them off the face of the earth?"
At publishing time, activist Greta Thunberg was reportedly setting sail for Iran to bring a shipment of humanitarian aid in the form of new nuclear scientists.
Israel announced the start of a large-scale campaign to deal with what it perceived as an imminent, existential threat to its existence posed by the humble nation that had never so much as hurt a fly and did not, in any way, spend the last few decades vowing to annihilate Israel and working to produce a nuclear weapon to make it possible.
"How could Israel perpetrate such a horrific act against what everyone knows is a loving, friendly nation?" asked Mujambe Hidibe, a spokesperson for the United Nations. "Everyone knows that Iran has a long history of being nothing but tolerant, peaceful, and warm toward all other countries. There was nothing at all that Iran could have done to provoke such an aggressive act."
Other nations around the globe also joined in the call for Israel to face sanctions. "This was an unconscionable attack," said Xiang Bao, a representative of the Chinese Communist Party. "We cannot tolerate Israel committing such atrocities while stubbornly refusing to sit and wait to be annihilated by the peace-loving government of Iran. How dare they stand in the way of Iran's loving and generous quest to wipe them off the face of the earth?"
At publishing time, activist Greta Thunberg was reportedly setting sail for Iran to bring a shipment of humanitarian aid in the form of new nuclear scientists.
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