1. Israel needs all their Jewish citizens.
2. There's a whole lot of Polish that are still angry about the large percentage of surviving Polish Jews that helped run the Communist Polish State. Particularly, there's one female Jewish Polish judge that's currently being given sanctuary in Israel, after allegedly sentencing countless innocent non-communist Poles to death. That is, unless a lot of Poles are lying about her.
Remember, if we don't tell the whole truth, then we are no better than the other liars.
You meant probably Helena Wolinska - Brus.
But - if your post relates to her - she was a military prosecutor (not a judge) and she doesn't live in Israel. She lives in Great Britain today.
This is some information about her (dated 16 August 1999)
Poland's Justice Ministry has requested the extradition from Britain of a Stalinist-era prosecutor on charges related to the execution of a Second World War resistance hero. "The Minister has asked the British Justice Ministry (Home Office) to temporarily arrest and extradite colonel Helena Wolinska," the ministry's spokeswoman Barbara Makosa-Stepkowska told Reuters. Helena Wolinska-Brus, now a British citizen living in Oxford, is accused of signing illegal arrest warrants that allowed communist authorities to jail and later execute August Fieldorf, a general in the AK (Armja Krajowa - Home Army) which resisted Nazi occupation from 1939 to 1945. A spokesman for Britain's Home Office said it did not comment on individual cases of extradition. Fieldorf, alias Nil and deputy commander in Poland of the underground resistance, was arrested in 1951 and executed in 1953 for allegedly trying to overthrow the communist state. After the 1989 fall of communism he was posthumously cleared of the charges, which stemmed from the Soviet-dominated communist party's fears that the AK would foster resistance to Moscow's post-war influence. In response to these charges the 80 year-old Helena Wolinska-Brus told BBC radio: "It's a political problem. I didn't handle the case. This is a lie that I was a prosecutor in the trial."
http://www.ce-review.org/99/8/polandnews8.html