Nazi Sympathizer Tattoos ‘on Unidentified United Nations Employee’ in Gaza ‘Deeply Concerning’ to Israel

While UN officials tell the Sun they are looking into the matter, they also protest that the incriminating photo was taken without the Nazi sympathizer’s consent.

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These photos, circulating on social media, are said to show tattoos of Nazi phrases and symbols on the arms of a hospitalized UN employee. They have created alarm, and the UN says it is investigating. Via X

A widely distributed photo of an unidentified United Nations employee in Gaza whose arms display pro-Nazi tattoos is “deeply concerning” to Israel. While UN officials tell the Sun they are looking into the matter, they also protest that the incriminating photo was taken without the Nazi sympathizer’s consent. 

It is “important to respect that this is an individual who is seriously injured and unconscious in a hospital bed,” a spokesman for the UN Office for Project Services tells the Sun. “Should these social media posts be found to be accurate, publishing images of unconscious victims without their permission would constitute a serious violation of privacy.”

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