Virág Gulyás: A regime change in Iran would not only liberate the Persian people but would also ‘free’ Palestine by weakening Hamas, ultimately benefitting the whole region, Israel, Europe, and the United States.

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.