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Bee, T. B. (2026, September 30). Best of the Babylon Bee: Ms. Rachel announces Herbie the Puppet has joined Hamas as a child soldier. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/30/opinion/best-of-the-babylon-bee-ms-rachel-announces-herbie-the-puppet-joined-hamas-as-a-child-soldier/
Bee, The Babylon. “Best of the Babylon Bee: Ms. Rachel announces Herbie the Puppet has joined Hamas as a child soldier.” New York Post, 30 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/30/opinion/best-of-the-babylon-bee-ms-rachel-announces-herbie-the-puppet-joined-hamas-as-a-child-soldier/.
Bee, The Babylon. “Best of the Babylon Bee: Ms. Rachel announces Herbie the Puppet has joined Hamas as a child soldier.” New York Post, September 30, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/30/opinion/best-of-the-babylon-bee-ms-rachel-announces-herbie-the-puppet-joined-hamas-as-a-child-soldier/.
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The New York Post published a satirical piece from The Babylon Bee about a puppet named Herbie joining Hamas as a child soldier to fight against Jews. The article is part of their weekly humor segment aimed at lightening the mood on "Hump Day." It includes other fictional and exaggerated claims, such as President Trump getting the idea for a giant wooden horse after watching Christopher Nolan's version of *The Odyssey*. Another excerpt mentions someone named Crisp feeling anxious about AI companies working on a "kill switch" to prevent an apocalyptic scenario. The article uses humor to critique and comment on current events and figures.