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Israeli Citizen Murdered in Copenhagen Island in Thailand, Nationalist Motive Not Ruled Out
An Israeli citizen, who apparently also holds French citizenship, was found dead with signs of violence in an apartment on Copenhagen Island in Thailand, and his identity has not been released. Thai police have opened an investigation, and alongside suspicion of a criminal motive, the possibility that this is a nationalist hate crime has not been ruled out. There is currently no information linking anti-Israeli organizations to the murder.
· Source: Maariv. Photo as published in the article
An Israeli citizen, who apparently also holds French citizenship, was found dead with signs of violence in an apartment on Copenhagen Island in Thailand, and Thai police have opened an investigation examining suspicion of a criminal motive, but the possibility that this is a nationalist hate crime has not been ruled out.
An Israeli citizen was murdered on Wednesday evening on Copenhagen Island in Thailand. According to initial details, the man was found dead in an apartment on the island with signs of violence. His identity has not been released, and according to the report he apparently also holds French citizenship.
Thai police have opened an investigation, with investigators taking statements and gathering evidence from the scene. The motive for the murder is still unclear: suspicion of a criminal motive was examined, but the possibility that this is a nationalist hate crime has not been ruled out.
Copenhagen, one of the favorite destinations for Israelis in Thailand, has been the scene of several incidents against Israelis and clashes with authorities in recent months. According to the report, there is currently no information linking anti-Israeli organizations to the murder.
Source: Maariv
