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"There is evidence that Poles persecuted the Jews as vigorously as did the Germans during the occupation."

The Israeli and Polish teams are comprised of historians, journalists, jurists and legislators.

The delegation stressed Israel's importance in the fight against the global Jihad and the need for a practical approach to the fight against terror.

The Foreign Ministry's announcement relied on an interpretation of an interview with Polish justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, where he may have said that the law will not be implemented at this time, before a review by Poland's Constitutional Court.

A team from Poland will be arriving in Israel to discuss how the law should be amended,.

French police are investigating the possibility of an anti-Semitic attack, or a quarrel with a neighbor.

The video features several American Jews who dare the Polish government to arrest them for daring to pronounce the verboten words: "Polish Holocaust."

“People marching in the streets of European capitals shouting ‘Death to the Jews’ has led to the actual death of Jews, and will continue if Europe does not react.”

The protest follows the drawing of swastikas and hate slogans on the Polish Embassy building in Tel Aviv.

“The Polish prime minister’s remarks are grave,” Hotovely said, “and they call for an apology to the Jewish people for the distortion of Holocaust remembrance."

During and after the war, the Holy Cross Mountains Brigade was accused of enjoying the support of the German occupation, and the Home Army, the national underground, described its members as being treasonous and openly fascist.

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“There is a problem here of an inability to understand history and a lack of sensitivity to the tragedy of our people,” Netanyahu said.

Israeli lawmakers are calling for a reduction in the country's level of diplomatic engagement with Poland.

The mayor argued in court that he had named a street after late Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin "in the same neighborhood."

The celebrants were accompanied by rabbis from their respective Jewish communities and a native speaker of their language was attached to each group.

It is believed that the reason for returning the law to the Justice Ministry is the wave of anti-Semitism sweeping Poland.

“We want a Jewish presence in Portugal,” said Mendes Godinho, “and we look to Jewish investment.” Citing low unemployment and calling Portugal the “third most peaceful country in the world,” she stressed the importance of bringing Jews to visit and live in Portugal.

The museum would serve to rectify a “blind spot” that many Ukrainians have about their country’s role in the Holocaust.

Protesters held up banners in Hebrew and Polish reading ‘No law can change history’ and ‘Poles, we remember what you did.’

Since the Met itself did not send out its own thugs to bargain down terrified Jewish refugees out of their dwindling riches, it is OK for the museum to continue to display the million dollar artwork.

Le Drian walked on eggshells regarding Turkey's offensive against the Kurdish militia in northern Syria, because of the arrest of "a few hundred " French-national jihadists who had been captured by the Kurds.

“It’s a dramatic step but it embodies a clear message that we are not willing to accept the distortion of history ."

We are concerned that this law will have repercussions in the areas of Holocaust research, education and remembrance.

It is estimated that there are approximately 25,000 Algerian Jewish Holocaust survivors living around the world, bringing the cost of the Algerian Holocaust to the Germans to $79 million, or a little less than one dollar per German.

“The past cannot be rewritten,” he said. “The future will be written together.”

"Israel works closely with our partners around the world to defend and reveal the truth about the Holocaust. We expect to do that with every country, including Poland."

WAFA termed the allocation “a clear demonstration of the EU’s efforts to preserve the two-state solution.”

Rabbi Moshe Azman wants the March of the Living trips moved out of Poland.

Moxnes claims that Norway’s asylum policy is far too strict, and argues for removing all obstacles facing asylum seekers.