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YnetSecurity

Anti-Israel Rally Planned in Phuket, Thailand

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

An anti-Israel rally organized by the Phuket Land Protection Group is planned for Saturday in Phuket, Thailand. The group's leadership has called for the expulsion of Israelis and Chabad members from the country. The protest comes amid rising tensions between Israel and Thailand, fueled by local complaints about Israeli tourists' behavior.

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  • An anti-Israel rally is scheduled for Saturday in Phuket, Thailand.
  • The protest is organized by the Phuket Land Protection Group (PLPG).
  • PLPG leadership has called for the expulsion of Israelis and Chabad members.
  • The group accuses Israelis of fundraising for an "Israeli network" via Chabad.
  • Tensions between Israel and Thailand have risen due to Israeli tourist behavior.
Anti-Israel Rally Planned in Phuket, Thailand
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An anti-Israel rally is scheduled to take place in Saphan Hin, Phuket, on Saturday between 4:00 PM and 10:00 PM local time. The protest is being organized by PLPG, the "Phuket Land Protection Group." One of the group's leaders has called on social media for Israelis living in Thailand or those affiliated with the Chabad movement to be expelled from the country. This leader described Chabad as "a center for fundraising for the Israeli network" and stated it should be "uprooted" from Thailand. In recent months, demonstrations have occurred in Bangkok and Phuket amid a deterioration in Israel-Thailand relations. This decline is partly attributed to local criticism of the conduct of Israeli tourists and business owners in Thailand, who are accused of "violating local law."

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