Israeli Holocaust researcher says move is part of Polish efforts to claim they were as much the victims as Jews were; Head of Yad Vashem decries 'distortion'

Leading Polish researcher decries government report as 'political, not historical,' says its authors willfully ignored Polish involvement in atrocities

Going against long-held Polish tradition, Krakow's municipality will slowly phase out the souvenir caricatures after acknowledging the trinkets are antisemitic

Jerusalem's chargés d'affaires expected to return to Warsaw, while Israel appears to balk at full restoration of ambassadors following spat over Holocaust restitution legislation

Fear of an antisemitic backlash causes some local Jews to join residents and environmental activists in pushing back against municipal plans to mark the notorious Plazsow site

Polish opposition senator tells ToI that a diplomatic spat over Holocaust restitution legislation can be put to bed, but Jerusalem sticks to demand that Warsaw fix law first

New technology and old memories help to find and secure burial sites of Jews shot and buried by German forces in fields and forests across the country

Blinken says he's deeply concerned over parliament in Warsaw's passing of law severely restricting process for Holocaust survivors and their families to obtain property restitution

FM Lapid says Jerusalem will review 2018 joint statement on Holocaust remembrance; Knesset speaker cancels plans to form inter-parliamentary friendship group

The bill, which has already been overwhelmingly approved by both houses of Warsaw parliament, would effectively end Jewish Holocaust-era property claims