Israeli woman on Koh Phangan faces deportation after her visa was revoked. Rising diplomatic tensions

October 24, 2026 at 11:06 am

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An Israeli woman, 33, faces expulsion from Thailand over threats, abusive behaviour and unpaid bills on Koh Phangan. Her visa case comes amid police raids on suspected foreign-controlled businesses, illegal land deals and an unlicensed Israeli school. Meanwhile, anti-Israeli protests have taken place across Bangkok and Phuket, drawing nationalist movements, Muslim groups and hundreds of demonstrators. Another major rally is planned. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered tougher action against foreign offenders, while Israel’s embassy condemns fabricated accusations targeting its citizens. Thailand’s foreign minister has also warned Israel that violations of Thai law could damage bilateral relations.

Israeli woman Ensav Ashual, 33, faces expulsion from Koh Phangan over threats and unpaid bills. Anutin orders tougher action amid anti-Israeli protests and embassy warnings. ( Source: Bangkok Post )

An Israeli woman working on Koh Phangan has lost her Thai visa following complaints of threats, abusive behaviour and refusing to pay for services. Ensav Ashual, 33, faced two formal police complaints involving a hotel and a national park. She is the third Israeli national on the island to face visa cancellation this year.

Meanwhile, Thai officials are intensifying investigations into foreign residents, suspected illegal businesses and nominee property ownership across the Gulf islands. The case follows anti-Israeli demonstrations in Bangkok and Phuket involving nationalist activists, populist organisations and Muslim community groups. Israel’s embassy has also intervened, warning that fabricated stories and false accusations are unfairly targeting its citizens.

Ashual reportedly worked as an art therapist and breathwork guide on Koh Phangan in Surat Thani province. Her activities included wellness services, although officials have not identified her employer or business premises.

Hotel and national park complaints accuse Israeli wellness worker of threats, abuse and unpaid charges

However, complaints about her behaviour prompted an investigation by local police and district officials. The accusations included threats of physical violence, shouting abuse and refusing to settle charges for services.

According to Israeli newspaper Walla, two formal complaints were lodged with Koh Phangan police. The newspaper cited an official statement issued by the district administration. One complaint concerned a hotel where Ashual allegedly refused to pay accommodation charges. Staff reportedly encountered aggressive behaviour when the matter was raised. Furthermore, she was accused of shouting, swearing and threatening employees and other people with physical assault.

A separate complaint involved Than Sadet–Ko Phangan National Park, one of the island’s principal natural attractions. There, Ashual allegedly refused to pay entrance fees and became verbally abusive during a confrontation. Officials accused her of insulting staff, using threatening language and intimidating people at the park. The complaints also referred to threats directed towards tourists.

Notably, the accusations extended beyond disagreements over unpaid bills. They included claims of threatening physical harm against employees, visitors and other people. However, police have not identified the hotel or disclosed the amounts allegedly outstanding.

Neither have officials released the precise dates of the incidents or named the complainants. No detailed witness statements or CCTV recordings have been published. Equally, there has been no confirmation of criminal charges arising from the complaints.

Koh Phangan committee recommends Israeli woman lose permission to stay after two formal complaints

Nevertheless, the accusations brought Ashual before Koh Phangan’s foreigner conduct screening committee. The committee held its seventh meeting of the year on Thursday, 22 October. District chief Phaisit Thongjerm chaired the proceedings, attended by police, immigration representatives and local administrative officials. Following its examination, the committee recommended withdrawing Ashual’s permission to remain in Thailand.

Thai newspapers subsequently reported that her visa had been revoked. However, Walla described the decision as a recommendation forwarded to immigration police for implementation.

As of Saturday, 24 October, there was no independent confirmation that Ashual had been physically deported. Nor had officials announced whether she faced formal blacklisting or intended to appeal.

The case brings the number of foreigners facing visa cancellation on Koh Phangan this year to ten. Three of those cases involved Israeli nationals. In addition, the committee has continued reviewing complaints about foreign residents and visitors throughout 2026. Its latest meeting followed months of heightened enforcement across the island.

Questions remain over Israeli woman’s work status as Thailand applies tougher immigration regulations

Meanwhile, officials have not disclosed Ashual’s precise immigration status or confirmed whether she possessed a valid work permit. Her reported occupations included art therapy, guided breathing exercises and other wellness activities.

Importantly, no finding of illegal employment was announced in connection with the complaints. Instead, the reported immigration action centred on her conduct towards other people and refusal to pay charges.

Ashual has not publicly answered the accusations. Walla reported that neither she nor Israel’s Foreign Ministry responded to requests for comment.

Separately, The New Arab approached the Israeli embassy and Thailand’s Foreign Ministry. Neither had responded before publication. Consequently, the available accounts rely principally on statements from Thai officials and reports of the two police complaints.

The proceedings follow revised immigration regulations introduced in late August. These clarified procedures for removing foreigners whose conduct threatens public order, public wellbeing or good morals. Other provisions cover specified offences involving illegal entry, employment and business operations. Under the revised framework, immigration action can proceed without necessarily depending on an illegal employment conviction.

Anutin orders swift removal of foreign offenders as Israeli embassy challenges false claims and reports

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reinforced the policy last month. He instructed provincial governors and district chiefs to act quickly against foreign nationals whose conduct justified removal.

Furthermore, Anutin argued that unnecessarily keeping foreign offenders in Thailand consumed public resources. Governors could even advance airfares and recover the costs afterwards, he suggested. His instructions were intended to accelerate departures where immigration law permitted removal.

Against this backdrop, the latest Koh Phangan case follows months of investigations into foreign business activities across Surat Thani’s tourist islands.

Israeli nationals have featured in several prominent cases involving property ownership, employment and disputes with local residents. At the same time, the Israeli embassy has challenged what it describes as misinformation and unfair accusations directed against its citizens.

On 16 October, deputy chief of mission Rami Teplitskiy appeared in an embassy video addressing fabricated stories circulating online. One concerned two tourists accused of shoplifting at a convenience store in Patong, Phuket. Social media reports identified the individuals as Israelis. However, Teplitskiy said police subsequently established that both were of other nationalities.

Israeli embassy rejects fabricated Koh Phangan flag images and warns against blaming entire communities

Another controversy concerned claims that numerous Israeli flags had appeared across Koh Phangan. The embassy said local officials investigated and established that the purported incident had not occurred.

Furthermore, it described accompanying images as AI-generated fabrications. Teplitskiy urged the public: “Don’t believe just headlines.”

The embassy warned: “Fake news does more than spread incorrect information. It can create fear, deepen misunderstanding, and unfairly harm individuals and entire communities.”

The diplomatic statement maintained that genuine misconduct should be investigated and offenders held responsible. Nevertheless, the embassy opposed accusations against an entire nationality based on individual incidents. There is no indication that Israeli diplomats have disputed the specific complaints against Ashual.

The controversy has also moved onto Thailand’s streets. In recent weeks, nationalist activists, populist political organisations and Muslim community groups have participated in demonstrations opposing Israeli activities. The protests have focused on foreign property ownership, business operations, visitor conduct and the activities of Jewish religious centres.

Sondhi leads Bangkok protest demanding tighter scrutiny of Israeli visitors, businesses and land deals

On 10 September, veteran political activist Sondhi Limthongkul led protesters outside the Israeli embassy in Bangkok. The demonstration formed part of the Campaign for People’s Transformation and its wider nationalist campaign.

Sondhi, a former leader of the People’s Alliance for Democracy, was joined by several prominent activists. They included Panthep Puapongphan, chairman of the Yamfah Foundation, and lawyer Nitithorn Lamlue. Campaign for People’s Transformation leader Pichit Chaimongkol also participated.

The demonstration operated under the slogan “Take Back Our Thailand”. Protesters carried Thai flags and placards demanding respect for Thai sovereignty and local laws. Some displayed messages opposing Israeli activities and foreign control of Thai land. In addition, organisers presented four demands to the Israeli ambassador.

These included tighter supervision of Israeli visitors and cooperation with Thai criminal investigations. Protesters also demanded transparent investigations into land ownership in Chachoengsao and the operations of Chabad centres. Separately, they called on Israel to halt attacks against civilians, hospitals and schools.

Bangkok campaign expands towards Phuket as Muslim leaders back protests over foreign tourist behaviour

Sondhi argued that Thailand’s hospitality should not excuse unlawful behaviour by foreign visitors. He also rejected an offer of a private meeting with Israeli Ambassador Alona Fisher-Kamm. Instead, organisers announced plans to continue their campaign across Thailand. Proposed destinations included Chanthaburi, Hat Yai, Phuket, Chonburi and Khon Kaen.

Phuket subsequently became another centre of organised opposition to Israeli visitors and activities associated with the Jewish community.

On 28 August, approximately 150 to 200 demonstrators attended a Save Phuket gathering in Patong. The campaign focused on complaints about foreign tourists, particularly Israelis. Its organisers also raised concerns about local businesses and the island’s reputation.

Komol Dumlak, chairman of the Islamic Committee of Phuket Province, publicly supported the demonstration. He also serves as imam of Phuket Provincial Central Mosque and sits on the Central Islamic Committee.

Komol said the dispute should focus on Phuket’s security, businesses and tourism rather than Middle Eastern conflicts. He warned that unacceptable tourist behaviour could damage the island’s reputation and discourage other visitors.

Phuket protests intensify outside Chabad House as Jewish New Year celebrations face security concerns

Police approved the gathering on condition that it remained peaceful and lawful. However, promotional material included crossed-out Israeli flags and messages opposing Israeli policies. The campaign subsequently attracted wider participation from local Buddhist and Muslim networks.

The confrontation intensified on Friday, 11 September, when more than 500 demonstrators gathered in Patong. The Phuket Land Protection Group, also known as Save Phuket, organised the protest alongside Thai Buddhist and Muslim networks. Participants assembled near Dolphin Roundabout on Patong Beach before marching through the resort. Subsequently, they gathered outside Chabad House on Rat-U-Thit 200 Pi Road.

Demonstrators carried placards reading “SAVE PHUKET NO ISRAEL”. Others shouted slogans supporting Palestine. Meanwhile, activist Akkarawut Kraisisombat travelled from Bangkok to address the gathering. Police and district officials deployed personnel to maintain security and control traffic.

The protest also targeted celebrations for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Hundreds of Israeli and Jewish visitors were expected to attend activities at Chabad House. However, the organisation cancelled a planned festive dinner following security concerns. According to Israeli media, the decision followed advice from Israeli security officials.

Chabad dinner cancelled amid protests as Phuket officials investigate premises and business complaints

Organisers warned registered guests against approaching the premises because of possible confrontations. Consequently, the cancellation affected a celebration expected to attract between 700 and 800 participants.

Earlier preparations had included plans for an even larger gathering. The dispute therefore affected a religious event as well as the wider controversy over foreign residents.

Provincial officials subsequently inspected Chabad House Patong. Investigators examined land ownership, financial arrangements and building permissions. A report issued on 30 September found no irregularities in the financial transactions examined at that stage. However, inspectors identified building-use problems requiring further investigation.

These included a parking area converted into a restaurant or café and an unauthorised rooftop steel structure. Checks involving imported products and possible nominee arrangements were also continuing. The inspections followed public accusations concerning foreign business influence, although the wider claims remained unsubstantiated.

On another front, a major demonstration is being organised in Phuket for Saturday, 31 October. The Phuket Land Protection Group, Reclaim Thailand and approximately 20 allied networks are preparing the event. It is scheduled for Saphan Hin in Phuket Town between 4 pm and 10 pm.

New Phuket rally draws nationalist organisers as figures reveal growing Israeli presence on Koh Phangan

Organisers expect participants from Phuket and other Andaman provinces. Sondhi Limthongkul is among the advertised speakers, alongside Pichit Chaimongkol and Akkarawut Kraisisombat. Krit Thepbamrung, representing Reclaim Thailand, said preparations were being coordinated with the movement’s national leadership.

The organisers have renewed accusations concerning foreign business influence, suspected illegal activities and Chabad-related interests. However, provincial investigators have not substantiated the wider claims of illicit business networks. The planned rally comes one week after the latest immigration action against Ashual.

Beyond the demonstrations, Koh Phangan’s growing Israeli presence has attracted scrutiny because of its residential and commercial footprint. Estimates published in May placed the number of Israelis present on the island between 2,000 and 3,000. However, the figure included tourists and temporary residents rather than permanent settlers alone.

During January–March, Israeli nationals submitted 688 applications for extensions of stay on Koh Phangan. Of these, 583 concerned short-term extensions and 105 involved longer-term stays. On neighbouring Koh Tao, immigration officials recorded 65 Israeli extension applications during the same period.

Surat Thani figures show Israeli workers on Gulf islands as police target suspected foreign nominee firms

A September report by Surat Thani provincial officials recorded 163 Israeli nationals working on Koh Phangan. Another 192 were recorded working on Koh Samui. The figures followed a visit by the House of Representatives Labour Committee. Importantly, recorded workers and immigration extension applicants represent different categories.

Across Surat Thani province, officials counted 144,464 authorised foreign workers. Most came from neighbouring countries. Koh Samui alone accounted for 16,753 foreign workers of all nationalities. Provincial officials also reported 125 foreign employment enforcement cases. These included 45 cases involving work without permits and 51 concerning occupations reserved for Thai nationals.

The figures covered foreign workers generally, not Israelis exclusively. Nevertheless, police have intensified investigations into suspected foreign-controlled property businesses on Koh Phangan.

In May, more than 300 officers participated in the second phase of an operation against suspected nominee companies. Investigators targeted 32 companies believed to involve Thai shareholders concealing foreign ownership. One group controlled 45 land plots covering more than 40 rai. Police valued those properties above ฿200 million. Another group of 32 companies held 38 plots covering more than 38 rai.

Police investigate Israeli-linked land holdings and suspected nominee businesses after dozens of arrests

Investigators also examined FB Properties Co Ltd, known as Yoga House. Police identified an Israeli man as the suspected beneficial owner behind Thai shareholders. The company controlled eight land plots covering approximately 7.5 rai, valued at over ฿60 million. Officers also suspected unauthorised hotel operations.

The wider investigation produced 45 arrest warrants involving foreigners of several nationalities. By June, police had reported 27 arrests. These proceedings formed part of a broader investigation into suspected foreign control of land and businesses.

On 10 June, officers arrested a 30-year-old Israeli national identified as Alisa at Koh Samui Airport. He was wanted over a suspected nominee arrangement involving Koh Phangan land. Police said he admitted to employing an accounting firm that arranged Thai shareholders.

Separately, the Department of Special Investigation examined information involving 11,426 companies across tourist provinces. The exercise sought potential nominee ownership arrangements and other business irregularities. Investigators focused on whether registered Thai shareholders concealed control by foreign investors.

Raid exposes unlicensed school serving Israeli children as Koh Samui zoo dispute ends in visa cancellation

Another major investigation concerned an unlicensed educational establishment serving Israeli children. On 1 May, police raided premises operated by Arki Kids Co Ltd in Moo 3, Koh Phangan. The establishment was licensed as a childcare centre accommodating 18 children aged between two and five. However, investigators found 89 Israeli children present during the operation.

The total number of pupils associated with the facility reportedly exceeded 100. Officers also identified foreign teachers suspected of working without proper authorisation or outside their permit conditions. Nine people were arrested, including management figures and teaching staff.

Subsequently, investigators examined the company’s ownership structure and possible use of Thai nominees. Operators reportedly acknowledged applying for the necessary licences but opening before receiving approval. The discovery also demonstrated the presence of Israeli families living on Koh Phangan, beyond the island’s short-term tourist market.

A further controversy developed on Koh Samui over a zoo displaying a Palestinian flag. An Israeli national was convicted of threatening the zoo’s operators. He received a ฿5,000 fine and a suspended two-year prison sentence. Immigration officials subsequently cancelled his permission to remain in Thailand.

Zoo dispute and Israeli complaints prompt diplomatic talks and warnings of strict Thai law enforcement

Police also investigated reports of an online ฿500,000 bounty connected with the dispute. Separately, the zoo’s French owner faced immigration proceedings following complaints about his conduct.

The incidents prompted direct diplomatic discussions in September. On 8 September, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow met Israeli Ambassador Alona Fisher-Kamm. Their discussions covered Israeli visitors, foreign business activities and complaints about conduct in Thailand.

Sihasak stated: “Any foreigner who violates Thai law will face strict enforcement.”

He also warned that continuing problems could affect bilateral relations. Thailand welcomed Israeli visitors, he said, but expected compliance with Thai laws and customs.

Ambassador Fisher-Kamm acknowledged the concerns and proposed distributing guidance explaining acceptable behaviour and Thai legal requirements. The material would be circulated through diplomatic channels, airlines and tour operators. Previously, the ambassador had visited Surat Thani in August for discussions with provincial and tourist police.

She maintained that most Israeli visitors respected Thai laws. Nevertheless, she accepted that individual offenders should face appropriate consequences.

Israeli tourism and Thai jobs in Israel frame bilateral ties as immigration figures counter viral claims

The bilateral relationship also includes a substantial employment connection. According to Sihasak, more than 60,000 Thai nationals were working in Israel.

Israeli tourism remains a significant market for Thailand. Tourism Ministry figures reported by Associated Press showed more than 277,000 Israeli arrivals during January–August 2026. That represented an increase of approximately 7% against the corresponding period last year.

Earlier, Ambassador Fisher-Kamm reported approximately 425,000 Israeli visits during 2025. However, arrival figures do not establish how many Israelis reside permanently in Thailand.

In March, the Immigration Bureau reported approximately 30,000 Israeli nationals staying in the kingdom. Between 1 January and 11 March, officials recorded 84,238 Israeli arrivals and 80,171 departures. Those figures challenged viral claims that hundreds of thousands of Israelis had permanently settled in Thailand. AFP subsequently examined the claims in an April fact-check.

For Ashual, the immediate question remains the implementation of the Koh Phangan committee’s decision. Officials have not announced criminal convictions arising from the hotel or national park complaints. Nor have they confirmed an appeal, departure date or final blacklisting decision.

Meanwhile, preparations continue for Phuket’s 31 October demonstration. Sondhi and allied organisations are expected to renew their campaign concerning foreign business operations and Chabad House Patong. The rally follows provincial inspections that identified building irregularities but did not substantiate broader accusations of illicit business networks.

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Joseph Anthony is an expat from Ireland who has lived in Thailand for the last decade. He has worked extensively in the media including editorial positions in Ireland and Thailand. He is focused on economic and business stories in Thailand as well as the expat lifestyle.

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一名33岁的以色列女子因在帕岸岛的威胁、辱骂行为和拖欠账单而面临被泰国驱逐出境。与此同时，泰国警方突击搜查了涉嫌受外国控制的企业、非法土地交易和一所未经许可的以色列学校。此外，曼谷和普吉岛爆发了反以色列抗议活动，吸引了民族主义运动、穆斯林团体和数百名示威者参与。另一场大型集会正在筹划中。泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔已下令对外国违法者采取更严厉的措施，而以色列大使馆则谴责了针对其公民的捏造指控。泰国外交部长也警告以色列，违反泰国法律的行为可能会损害双边关系。

33岁的以色列女子恩萨夫·阿舒尔因受到威胁和拖欠账单，面临被驱逐出帕岸岛的风险。在反以色列抗议活动和大使馆发出警告后，阿努廷下令采取更强硬的措施。（来源：曼谷邮报）

一名在帕岸岛工作的以色列女子因被投诉威胁、辱骂和拒付服务费而被吊销了泰国签证。33岁的恩萨夫·阿舒尔(Ensav Ashual)曾两次被警方正式投诉，分别涉及一家酒店和一座国家公园。她是今年岛上第三位签证被吊销的以色列公民。

与此同时，泰国官员正在加大力度调查海湾岛屿上的外国居民、涉嫌非法经营活动以及以他人名义持有的房产。此前，曼谷和普吉岛爆发了反以色列示威活动，参与者包括民族主义活动人士、民粹主义组织和穆斯林社区团体。以色列大使馆也介入此事，警告称捏造的故事和虚假的指控正在不公平地针对其公民。

据报道，阿舒尔曾在素叻他尼府帕岸岛担任艺术治疗师和呼吸疗法指导师。她的工作内容包括提供健康服务，但官方尚未透露其雇主或营业场所。

酒店和国家公园投诉称，一名以色列健康工作者涉嫌威胁、虐待和拖欠费用。

然而，针对她行为的投诉促使当地警方和区政府官员展开调查。指控包括威胁使用暴力、辱骂他人以及拒绝支付服务费用。

据以色列报纸Walla报道，帕岸岛警方已接到两起正式投诉。该报援引了当地政府发布的官方声明。其中一起投诉涉及一家酒店，据称阿舒尔拒绝支付住宿费。据报道，酒店员工在提出此事后遭到了她的攻击。此外，她还被指控大声辱骂、威胁要对员工和其他人进行人身攻击。

另一起投诉涉及帕岸岛国家公园（Than Sadet–Ko Phangan National Park），该公园是岛上的主要自然景点之一。据称，阿舒尔拒绝支付门票，并在冲突中出言不逊。公园官员指控她侮辱工作人员、使用威胁性语言并恐吓游客。投诉还提及她对游客的威胁。

值得注意的是，这些指控不仅限于未付账单的纠纷，还包括威胁对员工、访客和其他人进行人身伤害的指控。然而，警方尚未透露涉事酒店的名称或涉嫌拖欠的金额。

官方既未公布事件的具体日期，也未透露投诉人的姓名。此外，也没有公布详细的证人证词或监控录像。同样，也未证实是否会对这些投诉提起刑事诉讼。

帕岸岛委员会在收到两起正式投诉后建议吊销以色列女子的居留许可

尽管如此，这些指控还是让阿舒尔受到了帕岸岛外国人行为审查委员会的审查。该委员会于10月22日星期四召开了今年的第七次会议。地区行政长官派西·通杰姆主持了会议，警方、移民局代表和当地行政官员出席了会议。审查结束后，委员会建议撤销阿舒尔在泰国的居留许可。

泰国报纸随后报道称，她的签证已被吊销。然而，瓦拉表示，这只是一项建议，已提交给移民警察执行。

截至10月24日星期六，尚无独立消息证实阿舒尔已离职。官方也未宣布她是否面临正式的黑名单处罚或是否打算上诉。

此案使今年在帕岸岛面临签证取消的外国人人数增至十人。其中三人为以色列公民。此外，该委员会在2026年全年持续审查有关外国居民和游客的投诉。此前数月，该岛已加强执法力度。

由于泰国实施了更严格的移民法规，以色列妇女的工作身份问题仍然存在疑问。

与此同时，官方尚未透露阿舒尔的具体移民身份，也未确认她是否持有有效的工作许可证。据报道，她的工作包括艺术疗法、指导呼吸练习和其他健康活动。

值得注意的是，针对这些投诉，并未发现任何非法就业的指控。相反，据报道，移民局采取的行动主要针对她对待他人的行为以及拒付罚款。

阿舒尔尚未公开回应这些指控。据Walla报道，她本人和以色列外交部均未回应置评请求。

此外，《新阿拉伯报》还联系了以色列大使馆和泰国外交部，但截至发稿前均未收到回复。因此，目前掌握的信息主要依赖于泰国官员的声明和两起警方报案记录。

此次诉讼程序依据的是8月下旬出台的修订版移民法规。这些法规明确了遣返行为威胁公共秩序、公共福祉或良好风俗的外国人的程序。其他条款涵盖了涉及非法入境、非法就业和非法商业活动的特定违法行为。根据修订后的框架，即使没有非法就业的定罪，也可以采取移民行动。

阿努廷下令迅速遣返外国罪犯，以色列大使馆驳斥虚假指控和报道

上个月，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔重申了这项政策。他指示各省省长和县长迅速对行为构成驱逐出境理由的外国公民采取行动。

此外，阿努廷认为，不必要地将外国罪犯滞留在泰国会浪费公共资源。他建议，各省省长甚至可以预付机票，事后再收回费用。他的指示旨在加快移民法允许遣返的人员的离境进程。

在此背景下，最新的帕岸岛案件是素叻他尼府旅游岛屿上外国商业活动数月调查的结果。

以色列公民卷入了多起引人注目的案件，这些案件涉及财产所有权、就业以及与当地居民的纠纷。与此同时，以色列大使馆驳斥了针对其公民的虚假信息和不公平指控。

10月16日，以色列驻菲律宾大使馆副馆长拉米·特普利茨基在一段大使馆视频中回应了网上流传的虚假消息。其中一个消息涉及两名游客被指控在普吉岛芭东一家便利店行窃。社交媒体报道称这两人是以色列人。然而，特普利茨基表示，警方随后证实两人并非以色列公民。

以色列大使馆驳斥了伪造的帕岸岛旗帜图片，并警告不要将责任归咎于整个社区。

另一起争议涉及有关帕岸岛上出现大量以色列国旗的说法。大使馆表示，当地官员已对此进行调查，并证实该事件并未发生。

此外，声明还称随附的图片是人工智能生成的虚假图像。特普利茨基呼吁公众：“不要只相信标题。”

大使馆警告说：“假新闻的危害远不止传播不实信息。它还会制造恐慌，加深误解，并对个人和整个社区造成不公平的伤害。”

外交声明强调，真正的不当行为应当受到调查，肇事者应承担责任。然而，大使馆反对基于个别事件对整个民族提出指控。目前没有任何迹象表明以色列外交官对针对阿舒尔的具体指控提出异议。

这场争议也蔓延到了泰国街头。近几周来，民族主义活动人士、民粹主义政治组织和穆斯林社群团体都参与了反对以色列活动的示威游行。抗议活动主要集中在外国财产所有权、商业运营、游客行为以及犹太教宗教中心的活动等方面。

桑迪领导曼谷抗议活动，要求对以色列游客、企业和土地交易进行更严格的审查。

9月10日，资深政治活动家桑迪·林通库尔带领抗议者在曼谷的以色列大使馆外举行示威活动。此次示威活动是“人民变革运动”及其更广泛的民族主义运动的一部分。

人民民主联盟前领导人颂迪与几位知名活动人士一同出席了活动，其中包括扬法基金会主席潘贴·普阿蓬潘和律师尼提通·拉姆鲁。人民变革运动领导人皮奇·猜蒙坤也参加了活动。

此次示威活动以“夺回我们的泰国”为口号。示威者挥舞着泰国国旗，举着标语牌，要求尊重泰国主权和当地法律。一些人展示了反对以色列活动和外国控制泰国领土的信息。此外，组织者还向以色列大使递交了四项诉求。

这些措施包括加强对以色列访客的监管，以及配合泰国刑事调查。抗议者还要求对北柳府的土地所有权和哈巴德中心的运作进行透明调查。此外，他们还呼吁以色列停止对平民、医院和学校的袭击。

随着穆斯林领袖支持针对外国游客行为的抗议活动，曼谷的抗议活动已扩展至普吉岛。

桑迪认为，泰国的热情好客不应成为外国游客违法行为的借口。他还拒绝了与以色列大使阿洛娜·费舍尔-卡姆进行私人会晤的提议。相反，组织者宣布计划继续在泰国各地开展活动。拟定的目的地包括尖竹汶府、合艾、普吉岛、春武里府和孔敬府。

随后，普吉岛成为另一个有组织地反对以色列游客和与犹太社区相关的活动的中心。

8月28日，约150至200名示威者在芭东参加了“拯救普吉岛”集会。此次活动主要针对外国游客，尤其是以色列游客。组织者还对当地企业和普吉岛的声誉表示担忧。

普吉府伊斯兰委员会主席科莫尔·杜姆拉克公开支持此次示威活动。他同时也是普吉府中央清真寺的伊玛目，并担任中央伊斯兰委员会委员。

科莫尔表示，这场争端应该聚焦于普吉岛的安全、商业和旅游业，而不是中东冲突。他警告说，游客的不当行为可能会损害该岛的声誉，并吓跑其他游客。

普吉岛查巴德中心外的抗议活动愈演愈烈，犹太新年庆祝活动面临安全隐患

警方批准了此次集会，但前提是集会必须保持和平合法。然而，宣传材料中出现了被划掉的以色列国旗和反对以色列政策的信息。随后，该活动吸引了当地佛教徒和穆斯林团体的广泛参与。

9月11日星期五，冲突升级，超过500名示威者聚集在芭东海滩。普吉岛土地保护组织（又名“拯救普吉岛”）联合泰国佛教和穆斯林团体组织了此次抗议活动。参与者在芭东海滩的海豚环岛附近集合，随后游行穿过度假区。之后，他们聚集在拉乌提路200号的查巴德中心外。

示威者举着写有“拯救普吉岛，不要以色列”的标语牌。其他人则高喊支持巴勒斯坦的口号。与此同时，活动人士阿卡拉武特·克莱西松巴特从曼谷赶来，在集会上发表讲话。警方和地方官员部署了人员维护治安并疏导交通。

此次抗议活动也针对犹太新年（Rosh Hashanah）的庆祝活动。预计数百名以色列人和犹太游客将参加查巴德中心（Chabad House）的活动。然而，出于安全考虑，该组织取消了原定的节日晚宴。据以色列媒体报道，这一决定是根据以色列安全官员的建议做出的。

普吉岛官员调查场所和商业投诉，抗议活动导致查巴德晚宴取消。

主办方警告已登记的宾客不要靠近活动场地，以免发生冲突。因此，这场预计将吸引700至800人参加的庆祝活动被取消。

此前的筹备工作曾包括举办更大规模集会的计划。因此，这场争端不仅影响到一场宗教活动，也影响到更广泛的关于外国居民的争议。

随后，省政府官员对芭东的查巴德会堂进行了检查。调查人员审查了土地所有权、财务安排和建筑许可。9月30日发布的一份报告显示，当时审查的财务交易中未发现任何违规行为。然而，检查人员发现了一些建筑使用方面的问题，需要进一步调查。

这些违规行为包括将停车场改建为餐厅或咖啡馆，以及未经授权的屋顶钢结构建筑。对进口产品和可能的代理人安排的检查也在继续进行。这些检查源于公众对外国商业影响力的指控，尽管更广泛的指控仍未得到证实。

另一方面，普吉岛将于10月31日（周六）组织一场大型示威活动。普吉土地保护组织、泰国土地收回组织以及约20个相关团体正在筹备此次活动。活动定于下午4点至晚上10点在普吉镇的Saphan Hin举行。

普吉岛新集会吸引民族主义组织者，与此同时，数据显示以色列在帕岸岛的影响力日益增强。

组织者预计将有来自普吉岛和安达曼群岛其他府的参与者。已公布的演讲嘉宾包括 Sondhi Limthongkul、Pichit Chaimongkol 和 Akkarawut Kraisisombat。代表“重塑泰国”组织的 Krit Thepbamrung 表示，筹备工作正在与该运动的全国领导层协调进行。

组织者再次指控存在外国商业势力干预、涉嫌非法活动以及与哈巴德运动相关的利益。然而，省级调查人员尚未证实有关非法商业网络的广泛指控。此次集会计划在针对阿舒尔的最新移民行动一周后举行。

除了示威活动之外，以色列人在帕岸岛日益增长的影响力也因其住宅和商业规模而备受关注。五月份公布的估计数据显示，岛上以色列人的数量在2000至3000人之间。然而，这一数字包含了游客和临时居民，而非仅指永久定居者。

今年1月至3月，以色列公民共向帕岸岛提交了688份延期居留申请。其中，583份为短期延期，105份为长期延期。同期，邻近的涛岛移民官员记录了65份以色列公民的延期居留申请。

素叻他尼府的数据显示，警方正在打击涉嫌外国代理人公司，并发现海湾岛屿上有以色列工人。

素叻他尼府官员9月份的一份报告显示，有163名以色列公民在帕岸岛工作，另有192名以色列公民在苏梅岛工作。这些数据是在众议院劳工委员会访问后统计的。值得注意的是，登记在册的工人与移民延期申请人属于不同的类别。

素叻他尼府官方统计，共有144,464名获准入境的外籍劳工，其中大部分来自邻国。仅苏梅岛一地就收容了16,753名外籍劳工，涵盖所有国籍。府官员还报告了125起外籍劳工执法案件，其中包括45起无证工作案件和51起涉及泰国公民专属职业的案件。

这些数据涵盖了所有外籍劳工，并非仅指以色列人。尽管如此，警方已加大力度调查帕岸岛上涉嫌由外国人控制的房地产企业。

5月，超过300名警员参与了针对涉嫌空壳公司的第二阶段行动。调查人员锁定了32家公司，这些公司被认为存在泰国股东隐瞒外国所有权的情况。其中一家公司控制着45块土地，总面积超过40莱（约6.4公顷）。警方估计这些土地价值超过2亿泰铢。另一家32家公司则拥有38块土地，总面积超过38莱（约11.7公顷）。

警方在逮捕数十人后，对与以色列有关的土地持有情况和涉嫌的代理企业展开调查。

调查人员还对FB Properties Co Ltd（又名Yoga House）进行了调查。警方确认一名以色列男子是泰国股东背后的实际受益人。该公司控制着八块土地，总面积约7.5莱（约1.2公顷），价值超过6000万泰铢。警方还怀疑该公司存在未经授权的酒店经营活动。

这项更广泛的调查共签发了45份逮捕令，涉及多个国籍的外国人。截至6月，警方已报告逮捕了27人。这些行动是针对涉嫌外国势力控制土地和企业的更广泛调查的一部分。

6月10日，警方在苏梅岛机场逮捕了一名30岁的以色列籍男子阿丽莎。他因涉嫌参与帕岸岛土地的代理人交易而被通缉。警方称，阿丽莎承认曾雇佣一家会计事务所安排泰国股东。

此外，特别调查部还审查了涉及旅游省份11426家公司的信息。此次审查旨在发现潜在的代理所有权安排和其他商业违规行为。调查人员重点关注注册的泰国股东是否隐瞒了外国投资者的控制权。

突击检查揭露一所无证学校招收以色列儿童，苏梅岛动物园纠纷最终导致签证被取消

另一起重大调查涉及一家为以色列儿童提供服务的无证教育机构。5月1日，警方突击搜查了位于帕岸岛3号村的Arki Kids Co Ltd公司经营的场所。该机构持有托儿中心许可证，可容纳18名2至5岁的儿童。然而，调查人员在行动中发现有89名以色列儿童在场。

据报道，该机构相关学生总数超过100人。警方还查明了一些涉嫌无证或违反许可条件工作的外国教师。包括管理人员和教职员工在内的九人被捕。

随后，调查人员审查了该公司的所有权结构以及是否使用了泰国代理人。据报道，经营者承认已申请必要的许可证，但在获得批准前就已开业。这一发现还表明，除了岛上的短期旅游市场外，还有以色列家庭居住在帕岸岛上。

在苏梅岛，一家动物园因展示巴勒斯坦国旗而引发争议。一名以色列公民因威胁动物园经营者而被判有罪，被处以5000泰铢罚款和缓刑两年监禁。随后，泰国移民局取消了他的居留许可。

动物园纠纷和以色列的投诉促使双方展开外交对话，并引发泰国当局警告将采取严厉执法措施。

警方还调查了有关网上悬赏50万泰铢捉拿这起纠纷的报道。此外，动物园的法国籍老板因其行为受到投诉，面临移民局的调查。

这些事件促使双方在9月展开直接外交磋商。9月8日，泰国副总理兼外交部长西哈萨克·普昂克乔会见了以色列驻泰国大使阿洛娜·费舍尔-卡姆。双方讨论了以色列访客、外国商业活动以及有关在泰行为的投诉等议题。

Sihasak表示：“任何违反泰国法律的外国人都将面临严厉的处罚。”

他还警告说，持续存在的问题可能会影响双边关系。他表示，泰国欢迎以色列游客，但希望他们遵守泰国的法律和习俗。

费舍尔-卡姆大使承认了这些担忧，并提议分发指导文件，解释可接受的行为规范和泰国法律要求。这些材料将通过外交渠道、航空公司和旅行社分发。此前，大使曾于8月访问素叻他尼府，与府警察和旅游警察进行了会谈。

她认为大多数以色列游客都尊重泰国法律。然而，她也承认个别违法者应承担相应的后果。

以色列旅游业和泰国人在以色列的就业机会构成了双边关系的基础，而移民数据则反驳了病毒式传播的说法。

双边关系还包括大量的就业联系。据西哈萨克称，超过6万名泰国公民在以色列工作。

以色列游客仍然是泰国的重要客源市场。据美联社报道，泰国旅游部数据显示，2026年1月至8月，以色列游客到访泰国的人数超过27.7万人次，比去年同期增长约7%。

此前，费舍尔-卡姆大使报告称，2025年将有约42.5万以色列人访问泰国。然而，入境人数并不能确定有多少以色列人在泰国永久居住。

今年3月，移民局报告称，约有3万名以色列公民居住在泰国。1月1日至3月11日期间，官方记录显示有84238名以色列人入境，80171人离境。这些数据驳斥了此前广为流传的“数十万以色列人已在泰国永久定居”的说法。法新社随后在4月份的一份事实核查报告中对这些说法进行了调查。

对阿舒尔而言，眼下最紧迫的问题仍然是帕岸岛委员会决定的执行情况。官方尚未公布因酒店或国家公园投诉而产生的刑事定罪，也未确认上诉、离境日期或最终的黑名单决定。

与此同时，普吉岛10月31日示威活动的筹备工作仍在进行中。桑迪及其盟友组织预计将再次发起针对外国商业活动和芭东查巴德中心的抗议活动。此次集会是在省级检查发现一些建筑存在违规行为，但未能证实有关非法商业网络的更广泛指控之后举行的。

内政部对有关以色列哈巴德组织在泰国南部购置土地的报道展开调查。

民意调查显示，在当前紧张的政治氛围下，公众对以色列在泰国的不当行为感到担忧。

泰国反以色列运动与街头抗议活动相结合，势头强劲。

资深抗议领袖兼媒体大佬桑迪在以色列大使馆前发起街头抗议活动

阿努廷总理对政治评论员眼中日益增长的、对其政府稳定构成威胁的言论一笑置之。

反对派指责选举委员会周五可能在参议院选举案中试图粉饰太平。

在备受争议的参议院通俄门案预计将于8月31日作出裁决之前，政治压力不断积聚。

随着反对派拿出已存档的证据展开反击，参议院选举舞弊案的形势愈发严峻。

前首相兼民主党领袖敦促卷入参议院通俄门丑闻的政客们坦白交代。

阿披实转而积极支持反对派揭露2024年参议院选举中大规模勾结行为的努力。

参议院选举舞弊案将于8月迎来最终决战，选举委员会将做出最终决定。

阿努廷总理和泰自豪党就参议院选举指控提起诉讼，这是该党面临的新战线。

反对派和证人呼吁将参议院串谋案提交法院审理，与此同时，选举委员会正在就一起重大案件作出决定。

前官员提交警方报告，揭露2024年参议院选举背后存在巨大阴谋的新证据

约瑟夫·安东尼是一位来自爱尔兰的侨民，过去十年一直居住在泰国。他曾在爱尔兰和泰国的媒体行业担任过编辑职务，拥有丰富的媒体从业经验。他主要关注泰国的经济和商业新闻，以及侨民的生活方式。

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2026年10月19日，警方公开调查曼谷和罗勇夜生活场所的中国和越南关联，并展开调查。凌晨4点，警方突袭一家卡拉OK酒吧，逮捕13人。

2026年10月18日，在移民局局长“大诺普”（Big Nop）的严厉打击下，一个尼日利亚可卡因团伙在曼谷落网。此次缉毒行动将警方从一名毒贩引向了最终的犯罪团伙。

2026年10月17日午夜，罗勇府警方突击搜查以卖淫为幌子的卡拉OK俱乐部，当地警察局长因接受调查而被停职。四家无证KTV俱乐部为中国顾客提供服务。

一名美国公司董事周四在曼谷被捕，原因是拖欠超过一百万泰铢的工资（2026年10月17日）。此前近四个月，法院首次发出逮捕令。

为泰党领导层向总理保证，将在10月底的反对党大会辩论和投票中给予支持。2026年10月17日，为泰党领导人向阿努廷承诺，将动用全部71名议员的力量，击败反对党大会。

司法部部长揭露针对高中生的“黑名单”调查。2026年10月16日，3000张性虐待图片曝光。15至17岁的男学生被骗提供图片。

2026年10月16日星期五凌晨，一名男子在曼谷叻西区一家大麻店外遭摩托车枪手射杀。两名摩托车枪手开了十多枪。

警方逮捕一名韩国男子，此前一名儿童举报其母亲遭到虐待。该男子被发现签证过期滞留。2026年10月16日，一名泰国女子的孩子突然来电，引发了一系列事件。

2026年10月16日，亚拉省南部一处军事基地发生管状炸弹袭击，造成五名军官轻伤。亚拉安全部队遭到炸弹袭击。

2026年10月15日，阿努廷总理在曼谷举行的国际货币基金组织和世界银行论坛上谈到，经济将以“高质量增长”为驱动力。阿努廷承诺发展先进产业，并吸引更多富裕的游客。

泰国航空现称行李事故比之前承认的严重五倍。董事会于2026年10月15日下令赔偿。在造成25000人次事故后，泰国航空面临全球舆论的谴责。

2026年10月15日，素叻他尼一名女子枪杀了一名借给她锅碗瓢盆和摩托车的工人，此前该工人曾袭击她。

2026年10月14日，一对马来西亚夫妇蜜月旅行时携带40升汽油，引发国际货币基金组织世界银行峰会安全危机。警方拆弹小组搜查了这对马来西亚夫妇的行李。

Ekniti 力挺人工智能以提振泰国经济，甚至承诺让“亚洲病夫”重获新生。2026年10月14日，Ekniti 提出了一项人工智能驱动的复兴计划。

2026年10月13日，曼谷高级官员捣毁一个令人发指的贩卖儿童团伙，两名缅甸儿童被捕，六名缅甸儿童获救。一名从缅甸被拐卖的女童被其母亲以3万泰铢的价格卖掉。两名缅甸儿童被捕，六名缅甸儿童获救。

两名外国游客在2026年10月13日于碧差汶府进行绳索速降时受伤，目前已对探险运动组织者采取行动。

泰国南部参议员警告称，由于马来西亚移民局的严厉打击，泰国人在马来西亚的服务业经济中处于不利地位（2026年10月13日）。马来西亚将10374名无证工人列为打击目标。

深受喜爱的“机械战警”（Robocop）是曼谷附近暖武里府的知名人物，于2026年10月19日因一场悲惨的交通事故去世。

泰国明星妮妮·罗亚尔(Nene Royal)在泰国和韩国面临商标纠纷，她正努力保住自己的财富。2026年10月18日

泰国南部发生致命冲突，造成六人死亡，其中包括一名在2026年10月17日国家警察日当天殉职的警察。

备受争议的南方议员称，总理阿努廷于2026年10月17日致电她，敦促她在网上发布一张自拍照。

泰国总理在曼谷举行的国际货币基金组织和世界银行会议闭幕之际沾沾自喜，坚称泰国的地位已经提升。（2026年10月17日）

财政部力推的离境税是旅游业的致命一击，高管们如是说 2026年10月16日

美国驻曼谷大使斯科特·贝森特向国际货币基金组织和世界银行发出严厉警告，他缺席了2026年10月16日举行的会议。

2026年10月16日，在曼谷市中心举行通宵露营活动后，反对国际货币基金组织和世界银行的活动人士的抗议活动仍在继续。

2026年10月16日，一名空姐被曝与国际人口贩运团伙有关联，该团伙负责将中国公民偷渡出泰国。

国际货币基金组织和世界银行会议期间的抗议活动演变为暴力事件，但曼谷警方否认使用暴力手段 2026年10月15日

泰自豪党南部议员因其丈夫的网上财富受到质疑而面临政治压力 2026年10月15日

一名葡萄牙女子在没有有效签证的情况下在泰国滞留了五年，于2026年10月15日星期二在普吉岛的一堂烹饪课上结束了她的滞留。

泰国警方参与了上周末捣毁的香港卖淫团伙，并缴获了巨额赃物 2026年10月14日

警方逮捕了一名利用泰国航班抢夺信用卡并进行高额消费的中国游客（2026年10月14日）

一名英国男子在泰国失踪，家人正在紧急寻找他。他于一周多前失踪，当时正准备搭乘2026年10月13日的航班回国。

针对出境旅客的税收政策遭到旅游业的反对，与此同时，该部正力推一项新议程 2026年10月13日

香港警方捣毁泰国高档卖淫团伙，16人于2026年10月13日分批出动逮捕。

美国空军密切关注中国在老挝的军事基地运作，北京正加强与邻国的军事联系 2026年10月12日

旅游警察联系俄罗斯大使馆，向前往泰国的游客介绍当地的法律和习俗（2026年10月12日）

曼谷警察局长表示，曼谷已为2026年10月12日举行的世界银行和国际货币基金组织会议做好准备，预计将有超过18000名代表到访。

2026年10月11日，一名身无分文的印度YouTube博主在泰国旅行时，在乌隆他尼寺庙遭遇阻碍，被要求离开。

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