Thai police arrest two Israeli citizens on suspicion of business and real estate crimes
Thai police have arrested two Israeli citizens on suspicion of business and real estate crimes as part of their efforts to prevent foreigners from taking over real estate and businesses. The arrests are part of a broader crackdown, which also included the arrest of three other Israelis for drug-related offenses. The Thai authorities are working to enforce laws and regulations related to foreign ownership and investment in the country.
- ▪Two Israeli citizens were arrested for suspected business and real estate crimes.
- ▪Three other Israelis were arrested for possession of narcotics and untaxed electronic cigarettes.
- ▪The arrests are part of Thailand's efforts to prevent foreign takeover of real estate and businesses.
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| Original publisher | JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post - All News from the Middle East, Israel, and the Jewish World |
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| Publication time | Fri, 12 Jun 2026 22:25:48 GMT |
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Thai police arrest two Israeli citizens on suspicion of business and real estate crimesThai authorities are continuing their efforts to thwart the takeover of real estate and businesses by foreigners, with an emphasis on Israelis.Follow us on GoogleThree Israelis were arrested for possession of narcotics and psychotropic substances for sale, drug use, and possession of untaxed electronic cigarettes after Thai police conducted a raid on a “drug party” in Koh Phangan, Thailand on January 6, 2026.(photo credit: VIA WALLA)
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