A tugboat hit and damaged Benjamin Netanyahu's plane in Warsaw

Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife were aboard the Boeing 777-200 on Thursday night., preparing to return to Tel Aviv after a chaotic visit. But his plans suddenly changed.

The tug of the Warsaw-Chopin airport is suddenly crashed into the nose of the plane after breaking the tow bar. The aircraft was badly damaged and could not fly..

Netanyahu and the first lady were immediately transferred to the hotel where they had stayed the night before. There, they had to wait until Friday morningwhen another plane came from Israel.

Almost at the same time that this incident occurred, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland convened the ambbadador of Israel to Warsaw for the statements of the Israeli Prime Minister, who had declared that "the Poles collaborated with the Germans in the Holocaust", published yesterday Jerusalem Post.

Diplomat Anna Azari badured that Netanyahu's words "are not true", and spoke of false statements of the media.

Netanyahu's statement was taken as part of a conversation with Israeli journalists during the conference on the Middle East in Warsaw. "Here, I say that the Poles cooperated with the Nazis, I know the story and I do not bleach it. I mention it, "said the prime minister.

Netanyahu sought to criticize with these words Polish legislation sanctioning any affirmation or publication linking the Polish State to an act of cooperation with the Nazis during the Second World War.

The standard sanctioned early 2018 the use of the phrase "Polish concentration camps" has been criminalized refer to the extermination centers that the Nazis established on their territory. At first, he provided for sentences of up to three years imprisonment.

The legal initiative was condemned at the time by Israel, who considered it "as an attempt to challenge the historical truth". After a renewed tension between the parties, Poland finally amended the law with a new version, eliminating the prison sentences provided in the version, the most controversial point.