Israeli soldier, reportedly involved in genocide in Gaza, assaulted in Thailand
A report has emerged indicating that an Israeli soldier, identified as being involved in the ongoing conflict with Palestinians in Gaza, has been attacked in Thailand.
A 22-year-old soldier, identified as Ilay, was reportedly assaulted by unidentified German tourists while on a visit to Thailand, according to reports from Palestinian media outlets.
A man reported an incident involving a group of four young individuals in Germany. According to his account, one member of the group approached him with the question, “Where are you from? Israel?” Upon acknowledging the query, he says he was unexpectedly struck in the face.
He reported that the assailants proceeded to physically attack him, subjecting him to pushing and kicking.
The individual expressed a concern that the group may have been specifically targeting Israelis. He stated that it did not appear to be a mere chance encounter in an alley that escalated into an altercation, but rather an intentional search to identify his nationality.
Following the recent incident, Tel Aviv has issued a warning to Israeli nationals in Thailand and Southeast Asia, advising heightened caution in public areas, including restaurants and hotels.
An assault on an Israeli soldier has taken place amid escalating global condemnation of the Tel Aviv government’s ongoing military actions and devastation in the Gaza Strip.
Since the onset of hostilities in October, the conflict has resulted in the tragic loss of over 44,000 lives, predominantly affecting women and children.
