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" but they won't go back to living in those little Polish towns."

It helped me a little, but still my opinion is: Don't like it ? So stay the hell out.

"We want to leave something for our kids," said Shoshana, who declined to give her last name. The member of kibbutz Ma'anit said she has been encouraging her parents to visit Poland for years, but to no avail. Bringing her parents to the embassy took a bit of convincing as well. "I am embarrassed that I need to ask for something like this," said Shoshana's father, who also refused to give his name. The resident of Hadera said that he spent most of World War II in Russia and then moved to Israel afterwards. "I've never been back. I know them, and they were worse than the Germans," he said.

And I am embarassed to listen to such useless crap. Thanks God this commie brainwashed senile considers us "worse than Germans". Maybe if he got into German hands during the war he would have changed his mind about the issue (sarcasm). I only hope his children and grandchildren will be wiser than their grandpa.