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Israeli Fined in Thailand After Family's Violent Ejection From Samui Exotic Park

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First reported by Ynet · 2 days ago

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Following a violent ejection of an Israeli family from Samui Exotic Park in Thailand, an Israeli man was fined for threatening the park owner, while police seek another suspect linked to a reward for harming her. The incident involved disputes over park entry policies and accusations of racism by the French owner. Authorities are also probing provocative signage at the park entrance.

01An Israeli man was fined 5,000 baht for threatening the Samui Exotic Park owner.
02Police are searching for a suspect who offered 500,000 baht to harm the park owner.
03The incident began after an Israeli family was forcibly removed from the park on August 12.
04The park owner cited prior misconduct by Israeli visitors as justification for entry denial.
05Social media accused the French owner of racist remarks against Jews.
06Authorities are investigating signs with Palestinian and Israeli flags at the park entrance.

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