Israeli: Poland wants to charge you

POLAND wants to extradite from Israel a Polish-born Jew on charges he killed German prisoners in a concentration camp after World War II. Salomon Morel, 83, is accused of killing 1,500 inmates at the Swietochlowiche camp in Poland, the Scotsman, a Scottish newspaper, reported. Israel previously rejected calls to extradite Morel, saying the statute of limitations has expired.

Following new testimony from prisoners at the camp, Poland upgraded charges against Morel to genocide. Morel survived Auschwitz and lost more than 30 members of his family during the war. There is no statue of limitations on genocide charges, the Scotsman said.

Doug Collins on John Sack, and how the Jews prevented publication of a book about Jewish concentration camp commandants and mass murderers

Dec 11, 1998: Israel has refused to extradite to Poland a Jewish man accused of atrocities against German prisoners

60 Minutes - November 24, 1993 © 1993 by CBS News: The Morel case

Reader's letter: Saloman Morel's cousin pleads that the Polish camp commandant was young at the time of his alleged offences against humanity