Hungary's Orbán says Budapest is Europe’s safest city for Jews as antisemitism surges

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed Budapest is the safest European city for Jews, citing a zero-tolerance policy for antisemitism. This statement contrasts with an Anti-Defamation League (ADL) report detailing a surge in antisemitic incidents across Europe, particularly after the October 7th Hamas attack. Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli supported Orbán's claim, highlighting Hungary's responsible immigration policy and stance against antisemitism, exemplified by hosting a Zionist Youth Congress after it was rejected by Basel. The ADL's report indicates escalating antisemitism in countries like France, Germany, and the UK, with increased threats and normalization of antisemitism in public discourse. Hungary has the largest Jewish community in Central Europe, primarily residing in Budapest.
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