Poland's ambassador to the US has protested against the use of the term "Poland’s concentration camps" in a CNN report.
The Polish parliament’s foreign affairs committee has approved the candidacy of Marek Magierowski as Poland’s ambassador to the United States.
German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle on Thursday apologised for using the term "Polish ghettos" to describe World War II Jewish ghettos in German-occupied Poland, but refused to remove the offensive text "for the sake of transparency."
Following last year’s outburst by then Israeli foreign minister Israel Katz that Poles “suckle anti-Semitism with their mothers’ milk”, the appointment of Gabi Ashkenazi has brought an easing of tensions between the two countries.
Hebrew-language Israeli daily Maariv wrote on Friday that Polish President Andrzej Duda had met with representatives of Poland's Jewish community and recalled his decision to boycott the World Holocaust Forum 2020 in Jerusalem.
The main international events to mark the 75th anniversary of liberation of the Nazi German death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau will be held on January 27, 2020 on the site of the former camp, Polish Ambassador to Israel Marek Magierowski has said.
Man arrested 90 minutes after assault as Polish PM slams attack and Israeli ambassador to Poland is summoned to Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Abraham Isaac Segal, a Holocaust survivor and advocate for a museum of Poles saving Jews in Markowa (southern Poland), was laid to rest in Israel on Sunday. His funeral was attended by Poland's Ambassador to Israel Marek Magierowski.
Volunteers from ZAKA, Israel’s primary rescue and recovery volunteer organisation, who recently visited Poland, assured everyone that they felt safe there, wrote Marek Magierowski, the Polish ambassador to Israel, in his post on Twitter.
Law and Justice MP Szymon Szynkowski aka Sęk has been appointed Poland's deputy foreign minister, the Foreign Ministry announced in a Friday press release.
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