Iran mocks Trump by posting AI video of Jesus throwing him into hell

An Iranian Embassy has shared an AI video of Jesus throwing Donald Trump down to hell after the President shared a photo of himself as Jesus.

The video began as the original image Trump shared to Truth Social earlier this week, showing him as a Messianic figure healing a man.

‘Your reckoning has come,’ Jesus says, as he floats down to Trump, surrounded by bald eagles.

‘What is this? No!’ the AI Trump screams, as Jesus punches him, blood squirting out of his nose, before he falls into a fiery pit.

Trump defended the image, telling reporters: It wasn’t a depiction. It was me. I did post it, and I thought it was me as a doctor. And had to do with the Red Cross as a Red Cross worker, which we support, and only the fake news could come up with that one. I just heard about it…

‘It was supposed to be me as a doctor making people better, and I do make people better. I make people a lot better.’

The post suffered a huge backlash with Truth Social followers calling him ‘the AntiChrist’ and accusing him of blasphemy.

One replied to the now deleted image: ‘The book of Revelations speaks of this, are you literally depicting yourself as a saviour or messiah? Just asking, as the Book of Revelations tells us the Antichrist will claim he is.’

Trump has been under fire from Christians for the image, as well as his battle with Pope Leo, after he said he ‘wasn’t doing a good job’.

Even the President of Iran waded into a feud between Trump and Pope Leo to defend the Catholic leader.

Masoud Pezeshkian took to X and said he ‘condemned’ Trump’s claims that the Pope wasn’t doing a ‘good job’.

‘I condemn the insult to Your Excellency on behalf of the great nation of Iran, and declare that the desecration of Jesus, the prophet of peace and brotherhood, is not acceptable to any free person. I wish you glory by Allah,’ Pezeshkian wrote.

Earlier today, the Pope spoke out after Trump shared an image of himself as Jesus Christ. Trump first slammed Pope Leo on Truth Social, saying the first American pope should ‘stop catering to the Radical Left’.

Pope Leo rebutted the claims and told Reuters he plans to continue to speak out against the war, telling reporters: ‘I don’t want to get into a debate with ⁠him.

‘I don’t ​think that the message of the Gospel is meant to be abused ​in the way that some people are doing. I will continue to speak out loudly against war, looking to promote peace, promote dialogue and multilateral relationships among the ​states to look for just solutions to problems.’

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