Hungary's Zero-Tolerance Stance on Antisemitism Keeps Jews Safe, Envoy Says
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Israel's Ambassador to Hungary, Maya Kadosh, stated that Hungary's zero-tolerance policy on antisemitism ensures the safety of Jewish people and Israeli tourists in Budapest. She also noted concerns about far-right antisemitic rhetoric and pro-Palestinian demonstrations, while expressing confidence in continued strong relations with the new Hungarian government.
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- Hungary's zero-tolerance antisemitism policy ensures safety for Jews in Budapest, says Israeli envoy.
- Ambassador Kadosh noted Hebrew is common in Budapest due to Israeli tourism.
- She expressed concern over far-right antisemitic rhetoric and pro-Palestinian protests.
- Israel is cooperating with Hungary to counter antisemitism and far-right extremism.
- Bilateral relations are expected to remain strong with the new Hungarian government.
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