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Poland summons Israeli envoy over WWII claims row
Warsaw, law was exploited for political purposes
27 June, 17:48
(ANSA-AFP) - WARSAW, 27 GIU - Poland said Sunday it had
summoned Israel's envoy after the Jewish state slammed as
"immoral" a new Polish law that experts say could block World
War II restitution claims. Deputy Foreign Minister Pawel
Jablonski said Warsaw would like to set the record straight
about the legislation passed in parliament on Thursday.
Tal Ben-Ari Yaalon, the charge d'affaires, "has been summoned ... and we will explain to her in a decisive and factual way what it's about", Jablonski told state television TVP about the meeting due on Monday. "We believe that unfortunately what we're dealing with here is a situation that certain Israeli politicians are exploiting for internal political purposes," he added. (ANSA-AFP).
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Tal Ben-Ari Yaalon, the charge d'affaires, "has been summoned ... and we will explain to her in a decisive and factual way what it's about", Jablonski told state television TVP about the meeting due on Monday. "We believe that unfortunately what we're dealing with here is a situation that certain Israeli politicians are exploiting for internal political purposes," he added. (ANSA-AFP).
