Iranian Media Hails Suspected DC Jewish Museum Shooter as ‘Beloved Brother’

Iranian Media Hails Suspected DC Jewish Museum Shooter as 'Beloved Brother'

Iranian Media Hails Suspected DC Jewish Museum Shooter as 'Beloved Brother'

**Iranian Media Hails Suspected DC Jewish Museum Shooter as ‘Beloved Brother’**

In a shocking twist that has left the world scratching its head and reaching for the nearest bottle of aspirin, Iranian state media has officially dubbed the suspected shooter of the DC Jewish Museum as a “beloved brother.” The announcement came during a live broadcast of “The Daily Mullah,” a show known for its hard-hitting journalism and soft-serve ice cream reviews.

“Today, we celebrate our dear friend, who has bravely taken a stand against the oppressive forces of… well, we’re not quite sure what,” said Mahmoud “The Moustache” Khamenei, the show’s host, while twirling a pencil like a baton. “He’s like a brother to us, except he’s not related by blood, and we don’t actually know him. But hey, who’s counting?”

In a bizarre twist of fate, the Iranian media has also launched a new campaign titled “#BrotherlyLove,” featuring heartwarming images of the shooter holding a bouquet of flowers and a sign that reads, “I love my fellow man, especially if he’s not Jewish.” The campaign has sparked outrage and confusion, with many wondering if the Iranian government has finally lost its collective marbles.

“Honestly, I thought it was a joke at first,” said local resident and self-proclaimed expert on international relations, Bob “The Confused” Johnson. “But then I remembered it’s 2023, and anything is possible. Next, they’ll be calling him a peace ambassador!”

Meanwhile, the shooter’s family has reportedly been inundated with calls from Iranian officials offering them a lifetime supply of falafel and a complimentary trip to Tehran. “We just wanted to live a quiet life,” said his bewildered mother, Fatima “The Unamused” Smith. “Now we’re getting calls from people who think he’s some kind of hero. I just want him to clean his room!”

As the world watches this absurd saga unfold, one thing is clear: in the realm of satire, truth is often stranger than fiction. And in the case of Iranian media, it seems they’ve taken that to a whole new level of “What on Earth?”

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