Victor Orban: Hungary opposes anti -Semitism

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban curled up that his country was consistently opposing anti-Semitism .

After negotiations in Budapest with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Orban called the crime the cooperation of the Hungarian authorities with the Nazis and the refusal to protect the Jewish community during the Second World War.

Netanyahu, in turn, said that he appreciates the position of the Hungarian colleague, and thanked him for the support of Israel in the international arena.

(Viktor Orban has repeatedly spoke about the unacceptability of anti -Semitism, but his individual remarks - such as a recent positive assessment of the ruler of Hungary Miklos Horte, the ally of Hitler in the war - caused anxiety in the Hungarian Jewish community.)

This is the first visit of the head of the Israeli government to Hungary since the fall of communism. The main goal of Netanyahu is to enlist the wider support in the European Union and the UN. On July 19, he is found in Budapest with the leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.