Thai Authorities Raid Chabad House in Krabi Amidst Growing Anti-Israel Sentiment
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By Итамар Айхнер
What happened
Thai authorities have conducted searches at Chabad facilities in Krabi and Patong, citing suspicions of illegal business practices, unauthorized religious activities, and issues related to Israeli products. The actions occur amidst rising anti-Israel sentiment in Thailand, linked partly to a controversial Jewish cemetery project and a recent sharp statement from the Prime Minister. Chabad representatives maintain their operations are legal and respectful of Thai law.
- 01Thai authorities searched a Chabad house in Krabi, suspecting illegal business and religious activities.
- 02This is the second recent raid on Chabad facilities in Thailand.
- 03The searches coincide with growing anti-Israel sentiment and a controversial cemetery project.
- 04Thai Prime Minister issued a sharp statement urging Israelis to leave.
- 05Chabad stated its operations are legal and respectful of Thai law.
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