I'm inspired by people's stupidity: Israel's super troll

"We made a promise that I won't untie him unless he uses our safe word 'Please stop'. I think he may have forgotten it, because he's been screaming and crying for three hours already! What should I do now?"

And on the Facebook page for Roger Waters, who has compared Israel to Nazi Germany, she asked the musician to perform in the Jewish state, saying: "Our agency has reserved a unique space near the border which used to be a peaceful Palestinian village. We have co-ordinated the removal of the surrounding olive trees to expand the venue so everyone can enjoy!"

Ms Gafni said this message was one of her favourites, "because I had the feeling that I was doing something on behalf of the greater good - although that sounds a bit pretentious.

"I was inspired by people's stupidity, the seriousness with which they take almost everything, and my will to provoke them. I started doing it four months ago as a joke for me and my friends, but I couldn't have guessed that it would go viral like this."

When asked whether she considered herself a comedian, she responded: "Comedian; Mussolini… it doesn't really matter, as long as it touches people and makes them smile."

She has needed a thick skin, with responses from fans of those she trolls ranging from astonishment to anger and even antisemitism. One supporter of Mr Rogers called her "Stupid Kike".

But the abuse has not put off the expert troll. "More and more people are now curious about who Dafni is, and when I'm exposed and receive the appropriate recognition, it might bring new and exciting opportunities."

When asked if she wanted to add anything, she said: "God save the Queen. Please tell her that I'm a big fan of her lingerie."