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Aed Carabao records song opposing alleged takeover of tourist destinations by Israeli groups

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NATIONAL artist Aed Carabao, whose real name is Yuenyong Opakul, posted a Facebook message that he has finished recording a new song with the title translating to “Where Do Jewish People Come From?” (Kon Yiw Ma Jak Nai) to address a significant social issue on Israeli groups allegedly taking over key Thai tourist destinations, Amarin TV said today (Sep. 10).

He mentioned that he had previously posted warnings about Israeli groups taking over areas in Pai district, Mae Hong Son province, and Koh Phangan, Surat Thani province.

Upon seeing former leader of People’s Alliance for Democracy, aka “Yellow Shirts”, Sondhi Limthongkul launching a new movement under the concept of “Taking Back our Thailand” with one objective being to stop Israeli groups from taking over popular resort destinations he decided to support it with this new song.

The lyrics of this song reflect on historical and ethnic perspectives. The song draws a comparison by noting that the origins of the Thai people remain a subject of debate among archaeologists – with no definitive conclusion reached regarding theories like the Altai Mountains or Yunnan province — because Thais are, in reality, a blend of various Asian ethnicities with a long, shared history.

Furthermore, the song emphasises a crucial stance: regardless of where Thai people originated from, this is where Thais have settled. Most importantly, it asserts that “Israelis are not Thai, and Thai soil is not Israel,” calling for collective action to protect Thailand’s sovereignty and territory.

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Top and Front Page: Aed Carabao on stage, left, and Israeli flag, right. Photo – Amarin TV


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