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Overstaying Israeli Man Arrested in Patong after Allegedly Trying to Rob a Woman at an Exchange Booth


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That guy just followed his favorite rabbi's teaching: "If a person sees that his evil inclination is gaining control over him and he cannot overcome it, then he should go to a place where he is not known. He should wear black, and he should wrap his head in black, as if he were a mourner." (Moed Katan 17a)

 

Obviously, this is exactly why he came to Patong... He just forgot to wear black and it is the Thai policeman who wrapped his head in black... 

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This so called News forum getting now racial? I was believing those kind of comments are banned at the forum, but maybe they just fitting in to this as well. The real news is that an Israeli man was arrested for attempt robbery and an overstay was discovered in the follow up; that's the news... period. All your comments are just mindless babbling...

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Stick him in prison I think there are many overstayers especially Russians running away from conscription but the Thai authorities don’t want to fall out with there good friends the Russians and Chinese so they turn a blind eye 

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What is meant by an "Israeli man?"

"The State of Israel maintains a national population registry in which every resident is classified by both "citizenship" and "nationality. The citizenship of all Israelis is listed as "Israeli." However, under "nationality," they are defined as belonging to different ethnic and religious groups, among them Jewish, Arab, and Druze."

In an October 2013 decision, the Israeli Supreme Court denied the request to recognize "Israeli" as a nationality, and gave several essential reasons for supporting a specific "Jewish" nationality over a general "Israeli" nationality.

'Is "Israeli" a Nationality?'  March 09, 2014 Written By: Jay Ruderman, Prof. Yedidia Z. Stern

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1 hour ago, crazykopite said:

Stick him in prison I think there are many overstayers especially Russians running away from conscription but the Thai authorities don’t want to fall out with there good friends the Russians and Chinese so they turn a blind eye 

Putting an Israeli in jail or the IDC in Thailand is not a good idea, 

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Overstayer and from that country wanting to make gaza a car park.Maybe even take more land of them.Bangkok hilton awaits you now for awhile.Pay the fine  and a ticket back there and maybe you will be in the front line once u land I imagine your next paradise

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1 hour ago, Srikcir said:

What is meant by an "Israeli man?"

"The State of Israel maintains a national population registry in which every resident is classified by both "citizenship" and "nationality. The citizenship of all Israelis is listed as "Israeli." However, under "nationality," they are defined as belonging to different ethnic and religious groups, among them Jewish, Arab, and Druze."

In an October 2013 decision, the Israeli Supreme Court denied the request to recognize "Israeli" as a nationality, and gave several essential reasons for supporting a specific "Jewish" nationality over a general "Israeli" nationality.

'Is "Israeli" a Nationality?'  March 09, 2014 Written By: Jay Ruderman, Prof. Yedidia Z. Stern

Exactly.

Not all Israelis are Jews, and not all Jews are Israelis.

And criticism of Israel isn't antisemitism.

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On 1/24/2024 at 5:39 AM, steven100 said:

I don't know much about jews,  maybe he knows Netinyahu or maybe he doesn't.  Wouldn't like to live in Israel or Gaza strip,  it's too damn dusty and noisy.

 

He is not necessarily Jewish. There are Israeli arabs too.

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