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From world leaders to government ministers, officials across the globe are keen to capture their best side when posing up in front of the camera. But before their release into the online world, many images undergo various touch-ups and editing - with some results more realistic than others. Digitally altering garments and adding war machines to military scenes are just a few examples of how far some officials have gone in their efforts to appear more clean-cut and menacing. And as AI image enhancement and digital rendering becomes more prominent in photographs uploaded to the internet, it is no wonder world leaders and global powers are using the tools to their - not-so-obvious - advantage. MailOnline has taken a look into some of the most hilarious examples of Photoshop flops from the most influential figures around the world.

Hamas has declared an immediate ceasefire by its soldiers and allies in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, according to senior Hamas official Ayman Taha, who added that Israel gives Israel a week to pull out their troops.

Israeli troops were on the ground today fighting Hamas after dramatically raising the stakes by moving tanks into the Gaza strip in an attempt to avoid the group's rocket attacks. At 6 p.m. British time, soldiers first poured over the fence, backed by assault helicopters and artillery fire, and encountered significant resistance at 6 p.m.

On Thursday, Gaza militants launched a rocket into southern Israel, causing no injury, but undermining a tumultuous, week-old truce aimed at halting a vicious cycle of attacks and vehement Israeli reprisals.