A top Hungarian official tasked with combating antisemitism has told Newsweek that the rise of right-wing political forces that has swept Europe in recent years would serve to protect the continent's Jewish population, reflecting major shifts that have occurred in the political landscape in the decades since World War II. During an interview that also touched upon Hungary's relationship with the United States and the Russia-Ukraine war, Hungarian Minister for European Union Affairs János Bóka reflected on the ascendance of rightist political forces, often referred to by the country's own conservative government as "patriotic parties" and some of whom Prime...
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