Gulyás Virág: Az autoriter rendszer éles lőszerrel, tömeges letartóztatásokkal, kínzással és nyilvános kivégzésekkel leverte a mozgalmat.

Gulyás Virág: Nem a mi elképzeléseinket kell ráerőltetni egy népre, hanem meghallgatni azt, hogy ők mit akarnak, kérnek és éreznek.

Virág Gulyás: Powerful actors continue to fund NGOs to manipulate political systems and destabilize sovereignty, manufacturing the illusion of dissent.

Gulyás Virág: Ti, akik ezt alábecsülitek – halljátok magatokat?!

Virág Gulyás: Can the man who forged the Abraham Accords do it again?

Virág Gulyás: The contrast between the two sides—the one excusing riots as “justice” and the other mourning a murder as wrong—is screamingly loud.

Virag Gulyas: We are living in a world where professional loudmouths get films and fan clubs, while those who promote facts stand in a corner like unnoticed guests.

Virag Gulyas: “Kneecap incites hate and violence, endorses terrorist organizations and promotes antisemitic messages,” says Hungarian minister János Bóka.

Virag Gulyas: Copenhagen’s immigration policy over the past 10 years is much stricter and harsher than Hungary’s. Yet somehow, its actions are acceptable while Budapest is treated as a black sheep.

Virag Gulyas: A country with a proud reputation for stability, civility and multicultural openness is facing pressing internal challenges.

Virág Gulyás: During Netanyahu’s visit, a senior Hungarian Cabinet minister announced that Budapest would be withdrawing from the International Criminal Court.

Virág Gulyás: The withdrawal will make Hungary the only E.U. member state that does not recognize the court’s mandate.

Virag Gulyas: Why are people fighting the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, who isn’t a U.S. citizen and who supports Hamas?

Virag Gulyas: The Islamic world doesn’t see the world through a Western lens. And the West struggles to understand an entirely different worldview.

Virag Gulyas: When you apply for one, you explicitly must declare, “I do not support any terrorist organization.”

Virág Gulyás: A non-Jewish American black man who holds the social-media handle “Wyzewurdz74” attempts to bridge and rebuild inter-ethnic relationships as a direct result of misinformation.

Virág Gulyás: Jewish National Fund-USA is driving a new conversation about the future of Zionism and wants you to be a part of it.

Virág Gulyás: Hungary will invest $1.7 million annually to fight anti-Semitism across Europe • Its Jewish community is to be tasked with leading such efforts.