Disgusting language used by senior UN official who publicly cursed Netanyahu and Jewish leader

Pro-Hamas United Nations health official curses Israeli prime minister after Gaza ceasefire delayed for hours over Hamas refusal to handover hostage list; launches into racist tirade against Jewish head of UN monitor group.

By World Israel News Staff

A radical anti-Israel United Nations official with a history of pro-Hamas rhetoric publicly cursed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier this week, after Hamas’ refusal to provide Israel with a list of hostages slated for release led to the delayed implementation of the Gaza ceasefire.

Tlaleng Mofokeng, a South African physician serving as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health, blasted Netanyahu Sunday, after the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip was briefly delayed, following Hamas’ failure to handover a list of hostages set for release later that day.

The ceasefire, which had been set to go into effect at 8:30 a.m., was delayed until 11:15 a.m..

“F**k him,” Mofokeng tweeted Sunday, in response to an Al Jazeera article on the delay.

A day later, Mofokeng launched into a racist tirade spanning multiple posts after Hillel Neuer, the Director-General of the NGO UN Watch, condemned Mofokeng’s comments on Netanyahu and criticized the failure of senior UN leaders to respond.

“The absolute nerve to still be harassing UNRWA at this stage is astounding,” Mofokeng wrote in a tweet aimed at Neuer. “You are an evil man you bastard. Then they gloat about presenting to the Swiss to ensure they defund as punishment UNRWA. Evil scum. Enjoy your testimony.”

Mofokeng repeatedly lambasted Neuer while referring to him as “that white man.”

“If you know that white man who is presenting to the Swiss house about defunding UNRWA, tell him to get my name out of his filthy mouth.”

“My fave is that same white man posts but limits his comments to his followers. So you’re a silly little loser too. Can’t even say shit with your chest. Big mouth but scared to leave your section open for comment. I’d still be watching you but it’s the cowardliness it is fitting.”

After stirring criticism with her comments, Mofokeng defend her online behavior, writing that she was “influenced” by the pain of the Gaza war.

“The loss of life and devastation in Gaza is heartbreaking and deeply personal for those of us engaged in human rights work. I am in touch with victims of the violence everyday and grieve deeply for those detained & killed and the destruction of the health infrastructure in Gaza.”

“The tone of my communications online and offline are influenced by this pain and grief. In this critical juncture, between heartache and hope, I remain committed to fostering thoughtful and respectful dialogue, particularly on matters as urgent and sensitive as human rights.”

Elsewhere, Mofokeng has denied that Hamas is a terrorist organization, called for sanctions against Israel and the diplomatic isolation of the Jewish state, and tweeted that “Israel must pay.”

On Monday, Mofokeng tweeted an anti-Israel slogan widely perceived as endorsing the destruction of the Jewish state.

“From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free.

“RESIST. RESIST. RESIST,” Mofokeng wrote in a separate tweet. “Peace follows liberation.”