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|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.

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.

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By THE NEW YORK SUN
|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.
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