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Israeli Family Denied Entry and Assaulted at Thai Zoo Over Nationality
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli family vacationing in Thailand was denied entry and physically assaulted at Samui Exotic Park after revealing their nationality. The incident, witnessed by their children, follows previous tensions involving the park's display of Palestinian symbols and alleged anti-Israel policies. Thai authorities are investigating the case.
- 01Israeli family denied entry to Samui Exotic Park after stating their nationality.
- 02Family alleges verbal abuse and physical assault by park employee in front of their children.
- 03Incident follows earlier tensions over Palestinian flags displayed at the park.
- 04Park owners claim policy stems from past behavior of Israeli visitors, not politics.
- 05Park’s social media posted anti-Israel content after the incident was publicized.
- 06Koh Samui tourism police are investigating the event.
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