Americans support for Israel has flipped for the first time in history.

In a new poll by pewresearch, the majority of Americans’ opinion of Israel is now 60% “unfavorable.” This marks a significant shift as Israel has always been favored by a large margin.

Many give credit to social media platforms for allowing unfiltered information to be released, rather than propaganda through mainstream media.

We flipped a mayoral seat in deep-red Waukesha, Wisconsin!!

Iran had a sharp and sarcastic reply to Donald Trump’s demand to reopen the Strait of Hormuz—they “lost the keys” .

In a coordinated social media campaign , Iranian embassies across the world responded not with threats, but with humor, memes, and subtle digs at history. The embassy in Zimbabwe delivered a deadpan line: “We’ve lost the keys.” Meanwhile, the embassy in South Africa added a playful twist: “Shh… the key’s under the flowerpot Just open for friends.”

This wave of mockery came after Trump posted a fiery ultimatum on Truth Social , warning Iran to reopen the strait or face severe consequences . His message was aggressive and dramatic, but Iran’s response chose wit over escalation.

The “Lost Keys” trend quickly went viral , showing how diplomacy in the digital age isn’t always serious—it can also be sarcastic, clever, and publicly performative .

In the end, instead of matching intensity with intensity, Iran flipped the narrative using humor —turning a tense geopolitical moment into an internet-wide conversation.

I flipped her the bird and the captain laughed.

My spinach just flipped me off