Complaint in Poland demands arrest of Zionist minister
Warsaw - Saba:
A complaint submitted to the Polish authorities demanded the arrest of the so-called Zionist Minister of Education Yoav Kisch, who is visiting the country to participate in the "Holocaust" memorial ceremony.
The Zionist Broadcasting Authority said today, Sunday, that a number of Palestinians who hold Polish citizenship, with the support of local human rights organizations, filed a complaint with the Public Prosecution Office in Warsaw against the Zionist minister, demanding his arrest.
The Authority added that Minister Kisch arrived in Poland over the weekend to attend "the ceremonies commemorating the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz camp," after the Prime Minister of the Zionist enemy, Benjamin Netanyahu, decided not to attend.
The complaint stated that Kisch, who was a fighter pilot, bears responsibility for war crimes as a member of the Zionist government.
The Palestinians also filed a complaint against Netanyahu and his former Minister of War, Yoav Galant, against the backdrop of the International Criminal Court's decision to issue arrest warrants against them.
This complaint comes as part of the protest against the Polish government's announcement that it will not arrest senior Zionist officials wanted by the International Criminal Court.
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