"Without Israelis": The restaurant in Thailand that made refusal part of its brand

A restaurant on Koh Phangan, Thailand, has made its policy of not accepting Israelis part of its branding, after previously displaying a sign saying "No Israelis." A social media post names the restaurant and calls for complaints.

Punpun Thaifood Koh Phangan restaurant on Koh Phangan, Thailand, has made its refusal policy toward Israeli tourists a prominent part of its branding. According to a social media post, the restaurant previously displayed a sign reading "No Israelis," but the message has since expanded and is now presented as part of the business's identity, under the message "No entry for Israeli tourists here." The case joins additional reports of hostile treatment toward Israelis at businesses in Thailand, including a zoo that asked Israeli tourists where they were from and denied them entry. The post calls on those who wish to complain to contact the business.