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Israeli National to Be Deported From Thailand After Zoo Dispute
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By Itamar Eichner
First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
Thai authorities have ordered the deportation of an Israeli national convicted of threatening a Koh Samui zoo owner. The decision follows a court conviction and is part of a broader effort to maintain public order amid an escalating dispute involving the zoo's management and Israeli visitors.
- 01Thai authorities ordered the deportation of an Israeli national convicted of threatening a zoo owner.
- 02The Israeli was found guilty of threatening the zoo owner and received a reduced jail sentence and fine.
- 03The deportation order was signed by the Prime Minister and Interior Minister.
- 04The dispute originated from the zoo manager displaying a Palestinian flag and barring Israelis.
- 05The Israeli national has seven days to appeal the deportation order.
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