A controversial AI-generated video allegedly shared by the Iran embassy in Tajikistan has ignited a global digital firestorm. The clip, widely dubbed the “Jesus climax” video, depicts a stylized figure of Jesus pushing US President Donald Trump into hell, sparking outrage, debate, and widespread online reactions. The video surfaced shortly after Trump himself faced criticism for posting an AI-generated image on Truth Social, further escalating tensions in an already volatile digital and political climate. What began as a provocative post has now snowballed into a broader conversation about the use of artificial intelligence in political messaging, the boundaries of satire, and the role of state-linked entities in shaping online narratives. Social media platforms have since been flooded with memes, reactions, and polarized opinions, turning the clip into a global talking point.

US President Donald Trump escalates a public feud with Pope Leo XIV over escalating tensions surrounding Iran, nuclear threats, and humanitarian claims. The controversy intensified after Trump, in a series of Truth Social posts, sharply criticized Pope Leo XIV’s comments on US foreign policy and the ongoing Iran crisis. The president accused Iran of being responsible for the deaths of “at least 42,000 innocent protesters” and reiterated his strong stance against any possibility of Iran developing nuclear weapons. The situation escalated further as Trump directly attacked the Pope, calling him “weak on crime” and “terrible on foreign policy,” while insisting that his leadership was essential in preventing global instability. WATCH