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Thai Authorities Find No Violations at Chiang Mai Chabad House
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Thai authorities conducted a multi-agency inspection of the Chabad House in Chiang Mai on Wednesday, finding no legal violations or irregularities. The visit was described as routine, with no search warrants or seized materials, unlike recent raids in Bangkok. The inspection comes amid broader enforcement operations targeting Israeli-linked businesses and Chabad centers across Thailand. Rabbi Yossi Pikel stated the center operates in full compliance with Thai law.
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- Thai authorities found no violations during a multi-agency inspection of the Chiang Mai Chabad House.
- The inspection was presented as routine and not prompted by any specific complaint.
- The Chiang Mai inspection contrasted with recent raids on Jewish institutions in Bangkok.
- The operations are part of a broader Thai investigation into Israeli-linked businesses and property networks.
- Chiang Mai's Chabad rabbi stated the center operates in full compliance with Thai law.
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