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Israeli Fined in Thailand After Family's Violent Ejection From Samui Exotic Park
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.
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What happened
- 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.
Authorities are also probing provocative signage at the park entrance.
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