– I believe Poland should not be the battleground for the implementation of international law. Especially since we have had quite a few historical disputes with the State of Israel in recent years, and we shouldn't actively seek a role in such disputes – said Sebastian Kaleta in Polsat News's "Graffiti".

– Coincidentally, for years Tusk and Bodnar said: 'If the ECJ rules something, even if it lacks competence in the treaties, it is sacrosanct, it must be applied'. Even this week, Adam Bodnar went to Luxembourg almost on his knees, begging: 'Allow me to disregard the Polish constitution, because I have no legal basis, and I've been searching for one for a year.' And the next day he returns to Poland and says: 'ICC? What court is that? We don't have to listen to it' – he continued.

He assessed: – The ICC might issue such a ruling as it did, and Poland committed to implementing such rulings – and the Tusk government says it will not implement it. Yet the ECJ and the ECHR lack competence, and they are rushing to implement something that Poland is not obligated to do. This is a disgrace for this government on many levels.