Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded with humor on Wednesday to the "Bibi-bomb" images being circulated on Facebook, by posting a similar image on his own Facebook page.

The image includes a photo of Netanyahu addressing the 66th UN General Assembly at the UN headquarters this year, upon which lies a superimposed image of the smiling prime minister. A speech bubble emerges from Netanyahu's smiling mouth saying, "Doogri, you made me laugh." The word "Doogri" means "honestly", or "straightforward".

Open gallery view Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's own version of the 'Bibi-bomb'.

The superimposed image was taken from the iconic photo in which Israel Defense Forces soldier Gilad Shalit embraces his father, Noam, as the two are reunited upon the soldier's return from more than five years in captivity.

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The image of the smiling prime minister served as a perfect photo opportunity for the prime minister's office, as it emphasized the fact that Netanyahu was the leader that decided to bring the soldier home, but it also inspired a wave of cynicism and photoshopped images that flooded Facebook.

The figure of the smiling prime minister turned into a kind of Forrest Gump, that was cut from the image and pasted into photographs of key moments in history. These images – coined the "Bibi-bomb" – include Maccabi Tel Avivs 1977 European Cup win, the signing of Israels Declaration of Independence in 1948 and the signing of the peace treaty with Egypt in 1979, and the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton – now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Not only did Netanyahu's own version of the "Bibi-bomb" play on the images circulating online, but it also expressed self-humor at his use of the word "doogri" in his UN speech. "Let's talk "doogri". That means straightforward, I'll tell you my needs and concerns. You'll tell me yours. And with God's help, we'll find the common ground of peace," the prime minister had said in his speech, addressing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

next previous 13 of 13 | Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's own version of the 'Bibi-bomb', as published on his Facebook page on Oct. 26, 2011. 1 of 13 | A photobomb of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looking on at the wedding of Prince William of the United Kingdom and his bride Kate Middleton. Credit: Haaretz 2 of 13 | A meme of Benjamin Netanyahu's 'force' joining Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda in a scene from the science fiction movie series 'Star Wars'. Credit: Haaretz