Hungarian government commissioner Andras Levente Gal held talks with US government officials and Jewish leaders on renewing Jewish organisations and institutions in Hungary and setting up a system for monitoring anti-Semitic and anti-minority phenomena, the Ministry of Justice told MTI on Wednesday.
During a two-day visit, Gal met Marie L. Yovanovitch, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, Tomicah Tillemann, senior advisor to the Department of State, Elizabeth Nakian, deputy director of Office of Holocaust Issues, Hannah Rosenthal, special envoy to monitor and combat anti-Semitism, and leaders of the Jewish community, the ministry said in a statement.
Gal spoke about efforts to set up the monitoring system which would “provide an authentic picture about anti-Semitic and anti-minority phenomena as well as the social approach and institutional reactions to them,” the statement said.
Gal asked the US side to examine the ways and means of clamping down more efficiently on media outlets providing anti-Semitic content for Hungarian readers through US-based servers.






