Sławomir Mentzen powerfully attacked Radosław Sikorski after an incidental in Przemyśl, where protection by force lead a female protesting Gaza. The leader of the Confederate called the head of the MFA "a beet from the Court of Chobielin", referring to the historical Sikorski manor home close Bydgoszcz.
"Two bodyguards forcefully removes a female from a gathering with Sikorski due to the fact that she asked a embarrassing question about genocide in Gaza" - wrote Mentzen on portal X, posting a recording of Thursday's event according to onet.pl. He added that it was "normal rudeness," criticizing the way women are treated.
Protest with prison flaps
The incidental occurred during a gathering of the Deputy Prime Minister in manufacture as part of a series of visits to the Regional Centres for global Debate. According to the newspaper.pl, a female held in her hand a flip-flops from the Israeli prison that Omar Faris - Palestinian was wearing with a Polish passport.
"This man for six hours Israel forced to kneel in these flaps. You lie about the fact that there is no genocide in Gaza" - the protestor shouted before the bodyguards started walking her. Sikorski then replied, "It's bad that she didn't wait," due to the fact that later it would be time for questions.
Acute consequence from the MFA
MFA spokesperson Maciej Wewiór referred to Mentzen's allegations on Thursday evening. "Untruths and invectors will not change the facts" - he wrote on the X portal, stressing that a Q&A session took place a fewer minutes after the event, during which questions about Gaza were raised.
According to polsatnews.pl even opposition politicians had reservations about utilizing force - Anna Bryłka from the Confederacy talked about "for a strong reaction". In turn, Marta Wcisło from KO and Anita Kucharska-Zaddziec from Nowa Lewica criticized the introduction of women in the tv debate, as reported by fact.pl.
"I have the impression that this woman was not asking a question, or getting an answer" - concluded the MFA spokesman. During the meeting, Sikorski assured that he was not afraid of questions or defending his views.
Sources used: "onet.pl", "geta.pl", "polsatnews.pl", "fact.pl" Note: This article has been edited with the aid of Artificial Intelligence.
