
Israel Drags Ambassador Yechiel Leiter to the Principal's Office for Time Out

In a move that could only be described as the most entertaining display of bureaucratic muscle flexing since the great 'Who Moved the Office Coffee Machine' debacle of '08, Israel has summoned its ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, for a hearing. Yes, folks, the geopolitical arena has now become the playground of high school antics, where misbehaving diplomats are sent to the principal's office for a stern talking-to.
One can only imagine the scene: Leiter, with his head bowed, shuffling papers, while an army of stern-faced officials dissect his every diplomatic faux pas under the fluorescent glow of a hearing room. "And what do we have here, Mr. Leiter?" asks the headmaster, I mean, Director of the Senior Disciplinary Division, "Playing fast and loose with international relations again?"
The whispers around the water cooler suggest this might be about a dossier that mysteriously grew legs and wandered into the wrong hands, or perhaps an overly enthusiastic tweetstorm on foreign policy matters that nobody asked for. But let's not get too caught up in the details; after all, we're all just here for the schadenfreude. Will Yechiel emerge unscathed, or will he be demoted to the diplomatic equivalent of detention? Stay tuned, as this high-stakes drama unfolds.