Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Holocaust Remembrance Day, Iranian negotiations, talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, and a landslide victory for new Hungarian PM

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After defeating Orban, a close Netanyahu ally, incoming leader Peter Magyar says he'll return Budapest to International Criminal Court, vows to continue 'zero tolerance' for antisemitism

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Peter Magyar's pro-EU Tisza party heads for sweeping win that could reshape European dynamics and weaken ties with Putin, Trump and Netanyahu

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Longtime premier's backing has helped blunt Europe's ire, sparking concerns should center-right rival win governing majority, but his replacement is unlikely to significantly curtail ties with Jerusalem

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Orban, in power since 2010, faces voter discontent over stagnant economy; rival Magyar ahead in polls, but outcome up in the air; Israeli diplomat endorses Orban on X, then deletes post

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Transcript of call two weeks after 2024 operation in Lebanon prompts concern among Western officials over Budapest's ties to Islamic Republic, despite outward pro-Israel stance

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