In an unexpected twist to their ongoing 'Rocket Launch Party,' Hezbollah was caught off guard when guests were treated to an uninvited airstrike courtesy of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The event, initially touted as a "celebration of strategic firepower," quickly morphed into what some were calling a “blast” on social media. Sources close to the terrorist group reported that the afternoon festivities kicked off with a barbecue featuring rocket-shaped kebabs, a nod to their favorite pastime of firing projectiles into Israel. Those in attendance were overheard discussing the latest in rocket technology while sipping on what was possibly the region's least popular beverage—“Explosive Energy Drink.” However, the party took a sharp turn when the IDF decided to crash the bash, delivering a surprise airstrike that left at least seven Hezbollah operatives feeling a bit more than just "under the weather." Eyewitnesses described the explosion as “the loudest grand finale since the last Independence Day fireworks.” "This was supposed to be our day!" lamented one disheveled Hezbollah member, who preferred to remain anonymous but insisted, "We had a whole playlist of 'rockets' ready to go. How was anyone supposed to enjoy it with missiles raining from the sky?" IDF spokespersons confirmed the success of their operation, while humorously noting they "might be available for more parties in the future." They were quoted saying, "If Hezbollah is looking for a good time involving aerial pyrotechnics, they need to reconsider their RSVP list." While Hezbollah buried some of their most enthusiastic operatives, party planners were reportedly left scrambling for a new venue. Possible options include “Anywhere but here” and “Please just let it end.” In the aftermath, online trends revealed a sharp uptick in memes: “When your rocket launch party really bombs” and “Celebrating with a bang—literally!” circulated widely. Meanwhile, one popular hashtag, #SurpriseAirstrike, was trending in about eight countries by midday, turning the incident into not just a military operation but a viral entertainment hit. The IDF has stated intentions to check in on future Hezbollah gatherings, promising to leave a lasting impression wherever they might go. “If we can’t join the fun, we’ll certainly bring the fireworks,” an IDF official quipped during a briefing. As the dust settles from the day’s events, one thing remains clear: throwing a rocket launch party could use a serious rethink in the line of entertainment options, especially when your guests are also eager bombing targets.