Israeli Envoy to Poland Slams ‘Blatant Antisemitism’ at Warsaw Protest
Ambassador of Israel in Proland: Palestinians” in #Warsaw today. Polish authorities must stop this blatant #Antisemitism before it gets out of control.
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i24 News – Israel’s ambassador to Poland has condemned the “blatant antisemitism” on display at a pro-Palestinian march in Warsaw on Saturday.
"Pro-Palestinians" in #Warsaw today. Polish authorities must stop this blatant #Antisemitism before it gets out of control.
Warszawa dzisiaj. Polskie władze mają powinność zapobiegania przejawom takiego otwartego antysemityzmu.#NeverAgainIsNow #HamasisISIS pic.twitter.com/QPKAgHneMj— Amb. Yacov Livne (@YacovLivne) October 21, 2023
According to the Notes from Poland website, Ambassador Yacov Livne drew attention to a placard carried by one demonstrator, which said “Keep the world clean” alongside an image of an Israeli flag being thrown into a trashcan.
The image was circulated on social media, and Livne called on Polish authorities to “stop this blatant antisemitism before it gets out of control.”
Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Paweł Jabłoński said the carrying of such banners “should absolutely not take place,” noting that “calling for hatred on national/ethnic grounds is a violation of the law – and a basis for dissolving the assembly,” NFP said.
Unconfirmed reports said the blonde woman holding the banner was a Norwegian medical student living in Warsaw.
Another banner at the march had the well-worn phrase “From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free,” which is largely seen as a call for Israel to be wiped off the map.
"Armia Izraelska to są terroryści" takie hasła wybrzmiewaja na marszu solidarności z Palestyną w Warszawie #WolnaPalestyna pic.twitter.com/vssbnMZ4uB
— Mateusz Jarosiewicz (@MattJarosPL) October 21, 2023
The Warsaw protest was organized by the socialist group, Czerwoni (The Reds), and was one of a series of pro-Palestinian protests held across Europe on Saturday.
NFP noted that Poland’s Muslim community has grown in recent years, due to record levels of immigration. A pro-Palestinian march had been held the previous weekend in the country’s second-largest city Krakow.
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