"Work makes you free". This is the sentence appearing on the sign hanging at the entrance gate of Auschwitz Concentration Camp and this sign which was one of the relics of World Ware II, has been stolen. More than what it would give umbrage to Polish authorities, the sign theft has caused the anger and resentment of Israel government. Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister has criticized Poland and insisted and emphasized on the necessity for discovering this metal sign as soon as possible. He called it "a sacred sign" for the Jews and referred to the theft as an offence towards the camp.
Currently, many assumptions have been set forth regarding the event. The Jews, Russians and Germans are among the suspects committing such theft. The sign is important for the Jews. They believe it must be transferred to Quds. It is likely that the Russians have committed the theft in order to make Poles ashamed at the anniversary of the overthrown of the camp by Russian Red Army and it might be that Germans believe this relatively historical object belongs to them. Other assumed motives for this theft include riot, sale of the sign as metal wastes and orders of antique collectors. There are also similar sings in some of other Nazis' concentration camps, but Auschwitz Sign was the most intact.





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