In Hebrew, Netanyahu less obsequious toward Poland

While Netanyahu’s English remarks were drafted with Poland’s input and are nearly obsequious toward Warsaw, his Hebrew remarks delivered beforehand are more strident in criticism of the law before it was changed.

“I am happy that the Polish government, parliament and senate decided today to fully cancel the legislated clauses that caused an uproar and anger in Israel, as well as the international community,” he says.

“We stood up for defending the truth and fulfilled our chief duty: To guarantee the historical truth of the Holocaust. This is how we’ll continue to act,” he says.

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