In a massive overload of irony, just days after President Trump withdrew from a nuclear proliferation treaty with Iran, it has been announced that his face will feature on a commemorative Israeli coin with that of an actual Iranian leader and a dove holding an olive branch.
The coin is to mark the 70th anniversary of Israel independence, and the decision to include Trump's face on the coin is a grateful acknowledgement of his decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, which Zionists see as recognition by the the USA of the Israeli decision to annex the Eastern Palestinian half of the city.
As for the Iranian leader, it is not one of Iran's present leaders, who are now at loggerheads with Trump, but instead King Cyrus the Great, an Iranian king who lived 2,500 years ago, and who allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple to their pagan god Jehovah.
It is, however, a great irony that, at a time when Iranian and Israeli forces are bombing each other in Syria, and when President Trump has ripped up a treaty with Iran, that the US President should appear on a Jewish coin with an Iranian leader, even one who has been dead for nearly 2,500 years.
Unfortunately the coin can not be used for currency and is only for collectors.
