Israel Poland
Police arrest Palestinian teen who admitted to plan to stab IDF soldier, die as 'martyr'
Earlier on Tuesday, police said that a 16-year-old Palestinian boy in their custody had admitted to planning to attack an IDF soldier when he was initially arrested on Saturday night.
Israel beats Belgium, advances to the round of 16 in EuroBasket for first time in a decade
'History is central to Israel-Poland ties,' former ambassador to Poland tells 'Post'
Jewish leader bashes former PM's denial of Poland's Holocaust role
'If Europe opens its gates to Muslims, there will be beheadings here'
More than three decades on from the events that shot him to fame, Lech Walesa, the co-founder of Solidarity, is enjoying himself as Poland’s ‘enfant terrible.’
Restitution advocates criticize Polish policies as overly onerous
Both the World Jewish Restitution Organization and an Israeli umbrella organization for survivors groups panned Polish efforts to deal with restitution.
The resurgence of Jewish life in Poland
“Jewish life in Poland is thriving in a way that you won’t see anywhere else in Europe,” said Jonathan Ornstein, director of the Jewish Community Center in Krakow.
Meet the Ambassador: A historian and a history maker
Jacek Chodorowicz, ambassador of Poland, joins in organizing 25th anniversary celebration of renewal of Polish-Israeli diplomatic relations.
Pro-Israel lobby to be formed in Polish parliament
The new Polish Parliamentary Israel Allies Caucus hopes to garner support for the State of Israel through their shared Judeo-Christian values.
Palestinian confesses to strangling Polish tourist visiting Nazareth
Jericho man confesses to strangling woman and hiding body under rocks after she rebuffed his sexual advances.
Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, former Polish Foreign Minister, Righteous Among the Nations, dies at 93
Bartoszewski, former Auschwitz inmate, was honorary citizen of Israel.
Thousands walk from Auschwitz to Birkenau in March of the Living
Each year, marchers commemorate more than a million people – the vast majority of them Jewish men, women, and children – who were murdered in the death camp.
Grapevine: The Poles are coming
These days, Warsaw is among Jerusalem’s best friends in Europe.
1.5 million visitors to Auschwitz museum in 2014 sets record
Polish travelers are most frequent visitors to infamous camp, with over 10,000 participating in related programs around the world.
