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Thai Migrant Workers Killed in Israel Rocket Attack
Four Thai farmworkers and an Israeli were killed by rockets near the Lebanon border, highlighting the dangers faced by migrant workers in conflict zones.
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Germany IsraelLabour MarketConflictHumanitarian CrisisAgricultureRefugees And MigrationMigrant Workers
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- How has Thailand responded to the incident?
- Thailand has expressed concerns and protested to Israel, demanding the protection of its citizens working in Israel, but continues to facilitate sending workers despite the risks.
- Why is there a high demand for work in Israel despite the risks?
- The high demand for work in Israel from Thailand, driven by poverty in northeastern regions, outweighs safety concerns for many.
- What ethical or humanitarian issues are involved in this situation?
- The lack of safety and protection of migrant workers in conflict zones has raised ethical and humanitarian concerns.
- What caused the death of the four Thai workers and the Israeli citizen?
- Four Thai migrant workers and an Israeli citizen were killed by Hezbollah rocket fire while picking apples near the Lebanon border.
- What are the risks involved for migrant workers in Israel's border regions?
- The incident highlights the dangers faced by migrant workers in Israel's border regions, where they are often employed despite the risks.