Overview
- Two victims were hospitalized with serious injuries, including broken ribs, damaged teeth, and a vertebral injury, according to a family member.
- Initial accounts say the assailants confronted the tourists after overhearing Hebrew and shouted threats such as “Itbah al‑Yehud” and “You’re IDF.”
- Attackers were described in reports as French tourists of North African origin or men with Arabic accents, though their identities have not been confirmed by authorities.
- Witnesses allege venue security sided with the attackers and used batons, and reports say Thai police offered limited on‑scene response with no formal statement issued so far.
- Two Israeli women aided the injured at the hospital and helped file a police report, while the third victim’s status remains unclear as repatriation efforts are coordinated.