The Czech Republic is the second European Union member state to open a diplomatic mission in Jerusalem, after Hungary.

Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg says his country rejects ‘prejudice’ against the Jewish state, and calls for dialogue with Israel’s new government.

Hungary joined several other countries that have voiced opposition to the ICC’s move against Israel.

Immigrants from Hungary are arriving to the Holy Land to make a new home in the Jewish State and leave mounting anti-Semitism behind.

A former Hungarian far-right party leader and outspoken anti-Semite is making aliyah (immigration to Israel) after discovering his Jewish roots.

Controversy has erupted in Hungary over the government’s decision to give the prestigious Knight’s Cross award to Zsolt Bayer, a journalist known for making anti-Semitic and racist comments, resulting in numerous people returning their own awards in protest.

A film about a harrowing tale of the Holocaust won the award for the best foreign film at the 88th Oscars ceremony.

The Wiesenthal Center condemned Hungary for “another blatant attempt to honor and glorify the perpetrators of the Holocaust.”

Over 70 years after the Holocaust, Jewish victims of that horrific tragedy are seeking justice from Hungary, which was an active participant in the mass murder of it Jewish population.

A Budapest court sentenced Ferenc Oroshazi for denying the Holocaust ever happened. In Hungary, it is illegal to publicly deny, downplay or justify the Holocaust or the crimes committed by Hungary’s communist regime.

Protesters held a silent demonstration on Monday in central Hungary against a plan to unveil a statue of a former minister of religion and education who helped draft and supported anti-Semitic legislation in the 1930s.

A few days before Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day, thousands of people joined the annual March of the Living event in Budapest, vowing "Never Again!"

A Jewish cemetery in Hungary has again been ravaged - this time to an unprecedented extent. Hungary's prime minister called it a 'barbaric' act.