The cabs are a huge help for the people in their 80s and 90s trying to navigate a sprawling and congested city -- but just as valuable is the sense of recognition for their deeds

Plea deal sees indictment amended to remove threat offense, says Arik Lederman didn't know envoy Magierowski was the man he harassed

Arik Lederman also indicted for threatening behavior toward Marek Magierowski and driver after security guard allegedly called the Israeli ‘Zhid'

Arik Lederman is sent to house arrest, asserts incident has been 'blown out of proportion'; Warsaw demands Israel bring suspect 'to justice,' commends police for quick arrest

Panel supports Dariusz Stola, who criticized Holocaust law, to continue to lead Polin history museum, but government has last say

Israeli politician says Poles 'cooperated in creating and running extermination camps'; memorial site says comment 'hurts like a clash with Holocaust denial'

Top officials steer clear after big delegation last year, when countries' presidents clashed over Warsaw's controversial Holocaust law