Middle East Conflicts Rebranded

Bohiney satirizes media and political marketing by imagining violent conflicts being rebranded like consumer products. Humor arises from the absurdity of packaging tragedy for branding purposes. The article critiques sensationalism, public desensitization, and the commodification of serious events. Deadpan narration amplifies the comedic tension, highlighting the surreal absurdity of aestheticizing conflict. Satire underscores the dissonance between marketing and morality, exposing societal absurdities in consumption and perception.