This week Israel’s Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, visited Budapest. Greeting him, Hungary’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto commented on something which strikes any visitor from the West who spends a weekend in Budapest – the absence of the antisemitic protests that have plagued cities and campuses across Europe, the US and Australia since 7 October.
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Rebecca Weisser is a visiting fellow of the Danube Institute.
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