Polish government still isn't cooperating
And just when Holocaust Memorial Day is soon to take place:
Talks between a Polish government delegation and Israeli officials over Poland's controversial Holocaust law have failed, Channel 20 reported Monday.Reportedly, the Polish president and prime minister have been dis-invited from the White House because of the diplomatic fiasco they've caused. It's a terrible shame Poland's politicians are being so divisive at a time when unity is needed badly.
According to the report, the sides tried coming to understandings before delegations from across the globe visit Poland next month to mark the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
Failing to reach such understandings by April, the report said, could create an embarrassing situation in light of the current diplomatic dispute over the Holocaust law – which imposes jail sentences of up to three years for suggesting Poland was complicit in Nazi crimes.
The law has drawn outrage in Israel and harsh criticism from Poland's NATO ally the United States.
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