"Nazis were occupied, Poles were killed," said Israeli Ambassador to Poland Jaakow Liwne, attributing the direct execution in Jedwabne to the neighbours of "Jewish men, women and children". Following the sharp reactions of net users, the politician removed the controversial entry.
On the anniversary of the judaic population pogrom in Jedwabne, Ambassador Izreala posted a commemorative entry on portal X.
On July 10, 1941, during the #One 100 judaic men, women and children were pushed into the barn and burned alive. by their neighbors – he wrote on the X portal.
The line illustrated the post with a photograph of a burning building and looking at the component of a group of people, which could propose that the photograph depicts a execution in Jedwabne. However, net users rapidly picked up diplomatic manipulation. The illustration actually shows the burning of the barracks in the German concentration camp Bergen-Belsen, which took place 4 years after the event in Jedwabne.
@MSZ_RP or will you respond to this shameful manipulation? Or is it water in the mouth and turn the another cheek? The photograph comes from the liberation of Bergen-Belsen and the Ambassador simply lies," stated Adam Czarnecki on X.
In the photo, the camp in Bergen-Belsen, a vile anti-Polish manipulative – wrote prof. of humanities, historian Stanisław Żerko.
Is this the main reason why the Israelis blocked the exhumation in Jedwabne? Or are you afraid to uncover the real fact about these events? – added sociologist Prof. Monika Gabriela Bartoszewicz.
After strong comments, the politician removed his entry.
Another controversial message by the diplomat
Since Jaakow Liwne became an ambassador to our country, his anti-Polish statements have continued.
Among another things, the airline refused to apologize on behalf of the Israeli armed forces for the tragic event in the Gaza StripWhere the rocket killed a group of volunteers, including a Pole. Instead, he stated that "Poland has a problem with anti-Semitism".
The increasing anti-Semitic temper is simply a problem for many European countries, including Poland. Anti-Semitism is something we gotta fight together," said the diplomat in 1 of the interviews.
Earlier, the politician stated that "Nazi gas chambers belonged to Poles". Ambassador Live referred to the entry of the writer "The European Conservative", who accused environmental activist Greta Thunberg that during the pro-Palestinian demonstration in Malmo she chanted "Jews, return to Poland".
According to Jaakov, the Live conviction “Jews, return to Poland” is anti-Semitic due to the fact that it was to be pronounced by pre-war arabian leader Hajj Amin Husseini, who wanted to send Jews to gas chambers located in our country.
“Jews, go back to Poland!”...
Some Antisemites seem to miss the Palestinian leader, Haj Amin Husseini, and Nazi collaborator who besides wanted Jews to go to Poland - more precision to the gas champions in Poland.
Antisemites = danger https://t.co/nD3ad8VlnApic.twitter.com/1kYLFOCFQX
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