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Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi
A negyedik megaláztatás*
„Aber wir vergessen zu leicht, dass wir kein Recht haben, die Neurose dort in Der Vordergrund zu stellen, wo es Sich um eine bedeutende Leistung Handel.” „De túl gyorsan megfeledkezünk arról, hogy nincs jogunk a neurózist a középpontba … Tovább »
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“New anti-Semitism” is in the focus of this month’s issue. This is a politically correct ideology, only critical towards Zionism and Israel. In the introduction Martin Luther King is quoted: “When people criticize Zionism, they mean Jews – this is God’s own truth”. We publish the translation … Tovább »
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This month’s editorial by Dan Ofry Israeli author offers an assessment of the situation in the Middle East. Pondering over Israel’s possible reaction to current events he sums up the words of the Israeli minister of defense:
The American military campaign in Iraq is not going to be our … Tovább »
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The Official Jewish Community in Hungary has been stressing the need for classifying the negation of the Holocaust and other anti-Semitic discourse inciting hatred, as criminal offense, László Seres believes this is unnecessary claiming that the neo-nazi threat is not significant in today’s … Tovább »
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In the last decade of the communist regime Hungary’s present Prime Minister, Péter Medgyessy, a high-ranking financial official at the time, signed a document about becoming a deep cover officer of the country’s counter-intelligence agency. This fact triggered the so called “Agent Scandal” … Tovább »
A cionista nagypolitika hajnala*
II. rész – Herzl Konstantinápolyban
1896 júniusában Herzl Konstantinápolyba indult, és közben megállt Budapesten. 1895-től gyakran fordult meg szülővárosában, hiszen Törökország felé a magyar fővároson keresztül vezetett az útja. Heltai … Tovább »
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In our previous issue we wrote about the demonstration organized on the anniversary of the liberation of the ghetto in Budapest. This month we publish five speeches made outside Parliament by Péter Kardos chief rabbi, by Ferenc Mádl President of the Hungarian Republic, by János Martonyi … Tovább »
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The September issue of Szombat begins with an excerpt from Franz Rosenzweig’s The Star of Redemption in which he speaks about the importance of Yom Kippur and the Day of Atonement.
The purchase of a football club has created a furor in Hungarian media: the highly popular Ferencváros team … Tovább »
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In “A Requiem for my Childhood” Pál Várnai remembers Kiskunhalas, a small town in the Hungarian Great Plain, where in his childhood between the two World Wars, Jews and non-Jews lived next to each other in harmony.
We report on the assembly of the Budapest Jewish Community and that of the … Tovább »
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At the beginning of 1999 Hungarian Jews were allocated 30 000 forints by the Hungarian state as compensation for their relatives lost in the Shoah. Meanwhile relatives of victims of the communist dictatorship were granted one million forints (8 years ago). The Federation of Jewish Communities … Tovább »
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The December issue of Szombat begins with an interview on day to day life in Jerusalem since the renewed outbreak of the Intifada, given by Gábor Balázs who currently lives in one of the suburbs of Jerusalem,
“Arab presence is visible everywhere in the Jewish quarters, while the opposite … Tovább »
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Our correspondent from Israel, László Bányai examines the dilemmas of Israeli society in an unconventional article. He reckons that the Arabs living in Israel are less and less loyal to their country while – claims the author – the political Left is more for a democratic Israel than a … Tovább »
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The Rabbinical Seminary of Budapest is now likely to get accreditation and will be qualified as a university in the future. This means that now the Jewish community in Hungary (along with the Catholics, Calvinists and Lutherans) will have its own university. The new institution, Rabbinical … Tovább »
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Hungarian government set up a fund for handling the property of those Jews who were killed in the war and left no family behind. The Fund never actually had any considerable property to look after and was soon made useless, though it never was closed legally. The unsolved problem of compensating … Tovább »
Szántó T. Gábor
Párizsi napló
február 17. szerda
Párizsnak szefárd főrabbija és askenázi érseke van – mondják némi malidéval. Ha e mondat Pesten megjelenik, a felszisszenőkkel szemben csupán azt tudom felhozni mentségemre, hogy a vicc közszájon forog, másrészt így tartja … Tovább »
Az évszázad műkincsrablása
Úgy tűnik, hogy a jóvátételért folyó harc 50 év múltán végre a zsidók javára dől el. Siker siker után: először az alvó számlák, majd a rabolt és tömbökbe beolvasztott arany, majd az életbiztosítások és a Volkswagen-gyár kényszermunkásai… … Tovább »
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There is no reason to fear of an anti-Semitic revival initiated by the new government – argues Attila Novák against the deeply rooted conviction of the majority of Hungarian Jews. Time has come to evaluate the political parties according to their programmes and policies instead of labelling … Tovább »
December 1997 When will the Swiss Fund for Needy Holocaust Survivors start allocating payments to Hungarian Holocaust survivors? In September Gusztáv Zoltai, the managing director of the Federation of the Jewish Communities in Hungary was talking about a payment of one thousand dollars per person in … Tovább »
A cionista ideológia „végrehajtó szerve”, a diaszpórában élő zsidók bevándorlását intéző Jewish Agency (nálunk ismertebb nevén Szochnut) válságos korszakot él át Mint a Szombat 1995. októberi számában beszámoltunk róla, a szervezet új elnöke, Avraham Burg a bevándorlásra … Tovább »
The present issue of Szombat begins with an essay by Péter Popper, in which he discusses how traditional Jewish values oriented the Jews in the modem times and how these values will continue to serve as guidance in the future. We alsó publish two reflections on Gábor T. Szántó’s essay that appeared … Tovább »