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
Hungary’s Jewish group expels rabbi who said Zionism causing new Holocaust
It’s an unusual development for Eastern and Central Europe, where leaders of Jewish communities are rarely expelled and seldom express acrimonious public criticism of Israel.
Hungary makes lockdown exception for Israeli kosher slaughterhouse workers
The initiative allows one of the only kosher slaughterhouses in Europe operating during the pandemic to remain open.
How the coronavirus is affecting a Jewish mother in Budapest
Hungary, which has about 100,000 Jews, mostly living in Budapest, had 73 confirmed cases of coronavirus and one death as of Friday.
Jewish cemetery in southern Hungary vandalized
The repairs could cost more than $8 million, Hungary Today reported.
Hungarian government grants Orthodox Jews formal recognition
The award marks the first time such standing has been given to an Orthodox community since the Holocaust
New synagogues inaugurated in memory of Danube Holocaust victims
600,000 letters in each Torah represent the 600,000 victims of the massacre.
Hungarian accent
One doesn’t hear so much about Hungarians in Israel since the deaths Ephraim Kishon, Tommy Lapid and Kariel Gardosh, or the return to Hungary three years ago of Olympic gold medalist Agnes Keleti.
An unlikely alliance between some left-wing Jews and the far-right
In at attempt to make a change in the Hungarian government, an unlikely alliance has formed.
Roman coins might shed light on unknown Holocaust victims
The coin collection was found in Hungary and might have belonged to Jewish residents of the Keszthely ghetto.
Humanistic philosophy in action
Thousands of unsung heroes risked their lives every day on behalf of their fellow human beings.
