The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs officially summoned the Israeli ambassador to Warsaw following reports that Israel has closed its investigation into the April 2024 airstrike that killed seven World Central Kitchen (WCK) aid workers. The incident, which occurred in Gaza, resulted in the deaths of international staff, including Polish citizen Damian Sobol.

Polish officials have publicly expressed their disappointment regarding the closure of the probe. The ministry characterized the decision as unacceptable, denouncing the steps taken by Israeli authorities in the aftermath of the tragedy. While the Polish government has demanded further accountability, the Israeli government has maintained its position on the closure of the investigation. The diplomatic move signals a significant strain in bilateral relations, as Poland seeks further clarity and justice for the death of its national. The incident remains a point of contention, with Poland pushing for a more thorough resolution than what has currently been provided by the Israeli military's internal review process.