Death camps "cancel the visit of a Polish official to Israel"

Israel's foreign ministry canceled a planned visit to Tel Aviv by the Polish National Security Council (SNSC) on the grounds that the Senate in Poland passed a law banning people from committing crimes against humanity in World War II, describing the Nazi extermination camps as Polish.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office expressed its deep anger over the Polish law, which was described by Israeli officials as an attempt to falsify history and to deny the Holocaust and the role of the Poles in it