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Sondhi leads protest outside Israeli embassy in Bangkok
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Sondhi Limthongkul led supporters to the Israeli embassy in Bangkok on Thursday (September 10), demanding a crackdown on alleged foreign nominee businesses and action over foreign property ownership in Thailand.
Key facts
- movement set out four demands addressing the conduct of Israeli nationals, cooperation with Thai authorities, scrutiny of land holdings and Chabad centres, and compliance with international humanitarian law.
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- The gathering took place outside Ocean Tower II on Sukhumvit 21, where the Israeli embassy is located
- It went further by alleging a strategy to take over Thailand, which it suggested could take 10–20 years.
Summary
His “Take Thailand Back” movement set out four demands addressing the conduct of Israeli nationals, cooperation with Thai authorities, scrutiny of land holdings and Chabad centres, and compliance with international humanitarian law.
The former People’s Alliance for Democracy leader also rejected an offer of a private meeting with Israel’s ambassador, according to his account to demonstrators. He argued that the campaign was being conducted on behalf of the Thai public and should not be reduced to a private discussion.