Hungarian radio station hails attack on Jewish community leader

Hungarian radio station hails attack on Jewish community leader

PanARMENIAN.Net - A Hungarian radio station called the recent assault on a Jewish community leader in Budapest a “response to general Jewish terrorism.”

“Predictably and unfortunately, the good attackers were captured very quickly,” the news edition of Szent Korona Radio, or Holy Crown Radio, said, according to JPost.

The report was about the arrest of two men, 20 and 21, last week on suspicion that they physically and verbally assaulted the 62-year-old president of the Jewish congregation of the Hungarian capital's South Pest district.

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