The 30-second clip was shared on TikTok on October 12, where it has more than 319,000 views.
The caption includes hashtags linking it to the Israel-Hamas war, such as "#Israel_News #Today_News #Israel #Palestine #GazaStrip #IsraelVsPalestine".
Sticker text on the video says in Thai: "This video has no description. Let the image tell all of my feelings."
The post circulated days after Hamas fighters stormed into Israel on October 7, taking around 240 hostages and killing another 1,200 people, mostly civilians, Israeli authorities say.
Israel has since retaliated with a relentless bombardment of Gaza that the Hamas-led health ministry says has killed more than 14,000 people, among them 5,800 children.
The strikes have forced 1.7 million of Gaza's 2.4 million population to flee their homes in the north of the territory, only to be met with an acute humanitarian crisis in the south where food and water are in short supply.
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