ALBAWABA - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu drew mixed reactions on X (formerly Twitter) after copying U.S. President Donald Trump's viral "Trump Derangement Syndrome" AI video.
The video depicted an AI-generated Netanyahu wearing a doctor's coat and stethoscope, as he addressed viewers who suffer from "obsession, anxiety, and nonstop" for watching propaganda channels. His treatment plan includes turning off said propaganda channels, refraining from consuming "fake news," and taking "Bibimol" every morning and "Bibicin" before bed.
Dr. Bibi? Netanyahu copies Trump's Derangement Syndrome AI video
Netanyahu's video drew mixed reactions on social media, with several viewers calling it a blatant copy of Trump's recent "Trump Derangement Syndrome" AI video.
Trump's version was a 90-second video that featured several celebrities known for criticizing President Trump, including Robert De Niro and Julia Roberts, portrayed as "patients" suffering from this "syndrome."
Similar to Trump, Netanyahu also featured an AI-generated version of prominent Israeli media critics who appeared as "patients" in the controversial video.
The AI-generated clip aims to take jabs at media outlets that criticize Israel and Netanyahu's ongoing aggression on Lebanon and Gaza.
According to several reports, over 73,000 Palestinians have been killed and at least 173,000 injured in Gaza as Israel continues breaching the ceasefire deal. Additionally, Israel's ongoing aggression on Lebanon has also resulted in the killing of over 4,300 people and has left at least 12,000 injured.
