PNN – Amid ongoing protests against Zionists, the Prime Minister of Thailand refused to meet with the ambassador of the Zionist regime.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Hebrew-language media have reported on widespread protests by the Thai people against the crimes, moral misconduct, and social offenses committed by Zionists in their country.
In a report published today, Tuesday, the Israel Hayom newspaper stated that news continues to pour in from Thailand without interruption. Amidst protests against Israelis, the crackdown on illegal businesses and the campaign opposing the Israeli presence in Thailand remain at their peak.
Hostility and opposition toward Israelis are so widespread that it has been reported the Thai Prime Minister declined a request from the Israeli ambassador in Bangkok—or, at the very least, the Prime Minister’s office had not responded to the request by the time this report was filed.
According to this Hebrew-language media outlet, the Prime Minister of Thailand—who also serves as the Minister of the Interior—is directly responsible for matters concerning foreign nationals and the plans for their deportation.
The regime’s ambassador is attempting to arrange a meeting with him to defuse the tensions surrounding Israelis in Thailand—both tourists and residents—which have reached a boiling point.
As acknowledged by this Hebrew-language outlet, hostility toward Israel and Israelis has gradually taken root among the Thai public and has now reached a peak.
Yariv, an Israeli resident of Bangkok, tells the media: Nowadays, the word ‘Israeli’ has become a controversial and hateful label in Thailand. People need to realize that we are being targeted. For instance, a restaurant put up a sign reading ‘No Israelis Allowed’; young Israelis took offensive selfies next to it and posted them on social media, but their actions only served to bring the restaurant even more fame.
Another part of the report notes that, alongside street protests and anti-Israeli online posts, the current wave of discontent peaked with the cancellation of the Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) dinner scheduled to be held at a Jewish center in Phuket.
Although the event was cancelled on the orders of Israeli security officials, the move followed threats from local residents to storm the complex if Israelis were seen entering.
It is worth noting that Zionists have committed some of the worst and most unethical crimes in Thailand; the extensive record of Israeli offenses in the country ranges from immoral conduct to drug trafficking and financial fraud.
The prevalence of offenses committed by Zionists in Thailand reached such a level that the Zionist regime’s ambassador to the country, speaking to the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, addressed Zionists by stating: Israelis imagine that anything goes in Thailand and that they can do whatever they please.
Meanwhile, a survey conducted in Thailand revealed that 77 percent of the population wants authorities to take decisive action against Israelis.