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Hungarian Jews celebrate the opening of a new synagogue in Budapest on Aug. 27, 2021. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

Which European countries are best for Jews? A new study offers unexpected answers.

Italy and Hungary, where the prevalence of antisemitism is relatively high, top the chart of new study on the quality of life for Jews in 12 democracies.

Rabbi shlomo Koves, left, praying at his Obuda Synagogue in Budapest, Hungary on Oct. 7, 2019. (Courtesy of EMIH)

1 in 5 Europeans thinks a secret Jewish cabal runs the world, survey finds

A quarter of respondents agreed with the statement that Israel’s policies make them understand why some people hate Jews.

Hungary pledges $3.4 million to fight anti-Semitism in Europe

The money will become available in 2020 and will go to setting up at least one hotline for reporting incidents.

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Hungarian Jews see anti-Semitism as a serious problem, survey finds

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Anti-Semitic incidents drop sharply in Poland and Hungary, watchdogs say

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Budapest street exhibition on Holocaust survivors defaced

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Facebook removes page of Hungarian anti-Semitic website

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Jobbik lawmaker says Auschwitz museum ‘may not reflect historical facts’

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Report: Budapest University student council lists Jews

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