Iran Made a Cartoon Competition Mocking Donald Trump

Hundreds of cartoonists from several countries in the world participated in a competition in Iran which mocked Donald Trump as the topic of the competition.

The winner is Hadi Asadi from Iran. In his drawing, the United States President is wearing a dollars-pattern jacket with the burning yellow hair.

The officials who was responsible for the exhibition previously hosted a similar contest with the theme which had Islamic State or the Holocaust, or the mass murder of Jews by the Nazis as the themes.

And logo that was used this year was based on the Nazi but with the shape of 'T' and not the swastika, which prompted many people to compare the United States President to Nazism.

"The Ism is Trumpisme, refers to racism and Nazism," explained Masuod Shojai Tabatabaei, who managed the competition to the Associated Press News Agency.

"Many believe his comments is as equal as Hitler. He has a bad attitude towards the media and refugees."

The last year theme, the Holocaust-cartoon, sparked condemnation from the Prime Minister of Israel, Binyamin Netanyahu, but the manager said that they wanted to question the double standard of the Western over freedom of speech, instead of raised doubt over the mass killings by the Nazis.

Other cartoons in the competition illustrated the Trump's promise to build the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, violence against women, and the attack on the media.

Some of the participants of the race comes from the United Kingdom and the United States, including the cartoonist Clayton Jones with works featuring two cover of Time magazine, the one with a picture of President Trump and another picture of Adolf Hitler.

Both are written as the Times Annual Selection with Trump told the German generals: "it is a great honor", and Hitler's replied: "Yes".

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