Bella and Gigi Hadid’s woke half-sister Alana celebrated Rudy Giuliani’s health scare in an Instagram post where she struck cheeky poses and danced.

In the disturbing, 10-second clip posted Monday, Hadid, 40, busts a move in front of a story about the 81-year-old Giuliani being rushed to Good Samaritan Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The anti-Israel zealot purses her lips and plays with her hair as she lip-syncs to audio of someone saying “girl” over the instrumental of Green Day’s “Brain Stew.” 

Hadid winks at the camera as music plays and a voice says: “This is awesome.”

Nearly 7,000 people liked the post, which was captioned “So what did everyone have for lunch today?”

Thousands of others — including people who saw the post recirculating on X — were outraged.

“WOW! What have we become as a society to think it’s OK to celebrate someone in the hospital,” one stunned commenter wrote. 

“The left is full of hatred,” another slammed. 

“Oh, how LOVING and TOLERANT the left is,” someone sarcastically chimed in. 

Giuliani was hospitalized last weekend with pneumonia, and reportedly emerged from a coma Monday talkative and alert. 

He remains at Good Samaritan Medical Center as he recovers. 

Hadid admitted in the post’s comment section that it “might get me in trouble.”

In a pinned comment, she pointed to Giuliani’s stances on Palestine as reasoning for her twisted celebration. 

“When your politics endangers my life it’s no longer an opinion,” Hadid declared.

But critics scoffed at the claim the Los Angeles-based designer and creative director, who is the second daughter of Mohamed Hadid and his first wife Mary Butler, was in any danger. Her father is worth more than $580 million, according to recent estimates. 

“How does it endanger your life sweetie? Must be nice living so comfortable,” one wrote with a laughing face emoji. 

“F–king drama queen, your life is in danger how? Silver spooned motherf–ker crying about her life being in danger, get a grip you entitled little princess,” another wrote. 

Hadid did not respond to requests for comment.