Alona Fisher-Kamm () is an Israeli diplomat, serving as the Israeli Ambassador to Thailand since 2025.
Career Fisher-Kamm was previously the Israeli Ambassador to Serbia since 2016 and non-resident Ambassador to Montenegro from 2016 to 2020.
In September 2022, Fisher-Kamm was temporarily appointed head of the Israeli Liaison Office in Morocco amid investigations of sexual misconduct allegations against David Govrin.
Ambassador to Thailand On 31 March 2025, Fisher-Kamm was appointed Ambassador of Israel-Designate to Thailand, succeeding Orna Sagiv.
On 8 September 2026, Fisher-Kamm met with Thai foreign minister and Deputy Prime Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow to discuss recent incidents involving Israelis in Thailand, including tourists. After the meeting, Sihasak told reporters, "This was a frank, straight-to-the-point conversation," adding, "The issue is one that is causing real concern among Thai people – it concerns a series of incidents involving Israeli nationals in Thailand, whether they are tourists or those running businesses here."
In the aftermath of September 2026 anti-Israeli protests in front of the Embassy of Israel in Bangkok, Fisher-Kamm said, "We have to work together to make sure that the conflict in the Middle East is not imported here to Thailand."
Education PhD. Political Science, Tel Aviv University “Israel in the Intellectual Discourse of the Left in Europe – The Framing of Israel in the Media in Spain, France and Britain” 2010-2015 PhD. Student, Political Science, Tel Aviv University 2009-2010 M.A. Studies, National Security College and Haifa University 1995-1998 M.A. Studies in Political Science, Tel Aviv University 1986-1989 B.A. Studies in Political Science, Tel Aviv University
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