Budapest
The fashion chain that Israelis love has finally arrived in Budapest
Primark opened its first branch in Hungary, in the Arena Plaza mall in Budapest. The store covers an area of 3,100 m² and offers fashion, accessories, home design, and beauty products.
Jewish war photographer Robert Capa's life and work honored in Budapest
Empire State Building, other int'l landmarks light up orange in honor of Bibas family
Italian fans turn backs during Israeli anthem, accuse Israel of Gaza genocide
New Trend: Kosher holidays reducing need for canned goods
As demand grows for kosher travel options, more European hotels are providing kosher dining, eliminating the need to pack canned goods for observant travelers leaving their home country.
Grapevine: All about FOZ
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Budapest is undergoing a Jewish renaissance
JEWISH WORLD: Renewing a synagogue is always a good thing. It cannot be made for the occasional tourist or even streams of tourists, who are not the ones to stay and keep the community going.
Jewish 'guerrilla' group mobilizes against takeover of historic synagogue
Representatives of Chabad have repeatedly rejected the allegation of a takeover of the Budapest synagogue.
Visiting the ghosts of Jewish Budapest
Budapest is an increasingly popular tourist destination for Israelis drawn by round-trip fares as low as NIS 260 for the three-hour direct flight from Tel Aviv.
Jewish Israeli singer, Muslim Moroccan musician bring North African music to Budapest
Jews of Budapest, Hungary: The rise, fall of 'Judapest'
Jews were once the drivers of modernization in Hungary’s capital of Budapest, dominating its cultural and economic life. Then disaster struck.
KKL- JNF launches an outdoor unique exhibition of Israeli photographs
The exhibitions' opening ceremony was held with the participation of 7th district of Budapest's mayor and president of KKL-Hungary and Central Europe.
Budapest’s Chabad-run Milton Friedman University eyes a major expansion
The school, which goes by MFU, currently has about 700 full-time students, only about 15% of them Jewish. But thanks to a $22 million government grant awarded in May, the school is looking to expand.
IDF officers learn about Herzl, leadership in Budapest
The "Leadership Sees the Future Journey," as the program is called, deals with the importance of formulating a Zionist vision even today.
Sagi Muki loses to Iranian Saieid Mollaei in Grand Slam judo competition
Even though Muki was eliminated from the competition, he and Mollaei showed mutual respect and the two hugged each other after the fight.
