Israel takes out Iranian commander, proving once again that they are the ultimate party poopers.

In a shocking turn of events, Israel has announced that they have successfully taken out an Iranian commander who was allegedly funding and arming Hamas. The news sent shockwaves through the region, with many wondering how this could have happened.

According to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the commander, who goes by the fake name of General Kebab, was a key player in supporting Hamas and other terrorist groups in the region. In a press conference, Netanyahu exclaimed, “We have dealt a major blow to the funding and arming of Hamas. General Kebab’s days of terrorizing innocent civilians are over!”

But not everyone is convinced by Israel’s claims. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, also known by his fake name President Hummus, quickly denounced the accusations, stating, “This is just another case of Israel trying to distract from their own wrongdoings. General Kebab was a peaceful man who just wanted to spread love and hummus to the world.”

In response to President Hummus’ comments, Netanyahu fired back, “Oh please, everyone knows that General Kebab was nothing but trouble. He was like a bad kebab that you regret eating the next day.”

The news of General Kebab’s demise has left Hamas in a state of shock and confusion. The group’s leader, Sheikh Falafel, expressed his disbelief in a statement, saying, “We cannot believe that General Kebab is gone. He was like a brother to us, always there with a helping hand and a bag of money.”

Despite the controversy surrounding General Kebab’s death, Israel remains steadfast in their mission to combat terrorism in the region. Netanyahu concluded his press conference by saying, “This is just the beginning. We will not rest until every last terrorist is brought to justice. And maybe grab a falafel on the way home, I’m starving.”

Only time will tell what the repercussions of this bold move will be, but one thing is for sure – the Middle East will never be the same.

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