'Go Die in Your Own Country': Thai PM Comes Down on Foreigners Wanting Private Cemeteries
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'Go die in your own country': Thai PM comes down on foreigners wanting private cemeteries
Anutin did not explicitly mention Israel or a Jewish cemetery. However, his remarks came just days after a highly publicized controversy surrounding a Jewish cemetery in Chachoengsao Province.
Anutin's statement was a response to the growing wave of Thai public anger towards Israeli citizens recently.
He called on foreigners to "die in their country".
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Annutin Chernyavryakol did not mention Jews or Israelis, but the remarks were made as he spoke about establishing private houses of prayer and cemeteries for foreigners - days after the removal of four bodies, including three Israelis, from a Jewish cemetery. Notably, the harsh statement did not appear in the official publication of his remarks.
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