[rmlew]

I've always opposed the term "Polish Death Camps" as misleading. In so far as hundreds of thousands of Polish non-Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, the term itself amounts to Holocaust denial. However, the Polish law also protects Polish collaborators and Poles who chose to murder and rob Jews. We have seen such laws in Ukraine and Lithuania. This was a plot by Polish antisemites to protect these traitors to Poland and to scuttle relations with Israel and create antisemitism and anti-Polosh attitudes.

And in so far as Poland is fighting to keep Europe from becoming Eurabia, this was the last thing they needed. The people who introduced this law are objective traitors to Poland, Europe, and Western Civilization

[Grzegorz 246]

“However, the Polish law also protects Polish collaborators and Poles who chose to murder and rob Jews.”

How so ?

[NorseViking]

“” “” And in so far as Poland is fighting to keep Europe from becoming Eurabia, this was the last thing they needed. The people who introduced this law are objective traitors to Poland, Europe, and Western Civilization “” “”

Fighting? Where have at least a single battle took place? Poland is making a lot of populist noise against migration and I support at least that but no battle taking place.

[Lukasz]

This stupid law was just a populist move to show conservative voters that they care about good name of the country. It has NOTHING to do with the Jews or Israel, our politicians were totally surprised by their unwise reaction.
It just show that there is a lot of anti-Polish sentiment over there and such message was delivered to average Polish voter. Israeli politicians can blame themselves only. Perhaps they consider Poland to be country of little importance, this is their right but still I don't think that this is smart move to jump on a country that constantly supported their policies since 1989. My point is that they have no right to suspect that this law is aimed against Jews. If they do, they have really low opinion about Polish society.