Providing “encouragement to anti-Semitism” is unacceptable in Europe, ruling Fidesz said on Sunday, on the occasion of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day. In its statement, the ruling party insisted that many Western European Jews again live in fear because “with mass immigration, anti-Semitism has been released onto the continent”. According to the statement, those “allowing masses of anti-Semitic immigrants to enter are committing a historic crime” and suggested that some parties of the Hungarian opposition are “ready to side with anti-Semitic, extremist political forces in the hopes of gaining power”.