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Israel's Ambassador to Hungary Highlights Budapest's Appeal to Israelis Amid Rising Antisemitism
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First reported by Israel National News · 5 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ambassador to Hungary, Maya Kadosh, stated that thousands of Israelis continue to visit Budapest due to a sense of security, despite rising antisemitism in Europe. She praised Hungary's government for protecting Jewish citizens and institutions while also noting concerns about the rise of the far-right.
- 01Thousands of Israelis visit Budapest seeking security amid European antisemitism.
- 02Hungary's government actively protects Israeli tourists and Jewish institutions.
- 03Close Israel-Hungary relations persist despite government changes.
- 04Far-right extremism is a growing concern in Hungary.
- 05Online antisemitism is a primary focus for the Israeli embassy.
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