Thai Examiner
Israeli woman on Koh Phangan faces deportation after her visa was revoked. Rising diplomatic tensions
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Key facts
- Israeli woman, 33, faces visa cancellation on Koh Phangan over threats and unpaid bills
- An Israeli woman, 33, faces expulsion from Thailand over threats, abusive behaviour and unpaid bills on Koh Phangan
- Hotel and national park complaints accuse Israeli wellness worker of threats, abuse and unpaid charges
- Koh Phangan committee recommends Israeli woman lose permission to stay after two formal complaints
- Questions remain over Israeli woman’s work status as Thailand applies tougher immigration regulations
- Anutin orders swift removal of foreign offenders as Israeli embassy challenges false claims and reports
Summary
### Israeli woman, 33, faces visa cancellation on Koh Phangan over threats and unpaid bills. Police probe suspect land deals and an unlicensed school as anti-Israeli protests spread from Bangkok to Phuket. Israel’s embassy hits back at fake news reports.
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.
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.