Hungarian jews
Hungarian Jewish community extend olive branch to Magyar, including Orban allies
Magyar said on Sunday that he would aim for a "pragmatic relationship" with Israel, but would not provide a blanket block of the European Union's decisions regarding Israel.
Viktor Orban will always be the man who kept Hungary’s Jews safe - opinion
Hungary: How politics and familiarity can make culture more open to Jews - interview
Budapest becomes unexpected haven for Israelis as post–Oct. 7 migration surges
Hungarian Jews protest ‘gay propaganda law’
The Golem Theater, a Budapest-based institution that deals extensively with Jewish subjects and has many Jewish members, said on Facebook that it “stands against the propaganda law.”
This Hungarian coffee cake is even better than babka
Monkey bread is a yeasted cake with origins in the Hungarian Jewish community that came to the United States.
Hungary's deputy PM signs funding agreement to support Jewish community
The new funding agreement was referred to as "historic" by Tamás Róna, head of the Hungarian Jewish Prayer Association, noting it will help support Neolog Judaism for years to come.
Holocaust survivor gymnast and rabbi honored with Hungarian Order of Merit
Rabbi Shlomo Koves and Holocaust survivor gymnast Agnes Keleti are among this year's recipients of the prestigious order.
Jewish groups in Hungary fight over historic split of returned assets
The feud is the result of a 1991 law which offered compensation to existing Jewish communities for public assets such as synagogues from before the Holocaust.
Hungarian Jewish community marks 76-years from the Holocaust online
Holocaust survivors, public figures and Hungarian celebrities participated in a unique 76 hours of online education marking the liquidation of the Budapest Ghetto.
Israeli Ambassador to Hungary praises Viktor Orban's government
Ambassador Hadas-Handelsman called the relationship between the Orban government and Hungary's Jewish community strong.
Rival Hungarian Jewish leaders celebrate Hanukkah jointly to promote unity
Mester said the two federations are set apart by “different views and trends” but nonetheless are part of “one nation, one heart” working for common goals.
Jewish poet Louise Gluck wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Gluck’s paternal Jewish grandparents owned a grocery after settling in New York City.
The story of the Resistance Movement in Hungary
As we reflect 75 years after the end of World War II, we have much documentation about great resistance to the Nazis in many countries.
