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Thai Zoo Owners Report Threats After Expelling Israeli Visitors
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First reported by Ynet · 9 hours ago
What happened
Owners of Samui Exotic Park in Thailand reported threats after expelling Israeli tourists, prompting a police complaint. The couple cited safety concerns and raised a Palestinian flag to protect their zoo. Thai authorities are investigating, and a civic group urged the Israeli embassy to promote legal compliance among Israelis in Thailand.
- 01Thai zoo owners reported threats after expelling Israeli tourists from their park.
- 02The couple filed a complaint with Bangkok police over threats of arson and harm.
- 03They raised a Palestinian flag to protect their business after Israeli visitors' behavior.
- 04Authorities have not confirmed the identities of those sending threats yet.
- 05A Thai civic group urged the Israeli embassy to promote respect for local laws.
- 06Visa cancellations for involved Israelis are under consideration but not confirmed.
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