mr orbit he's protecting no he's against this is he is in dialogue with mr orban my party leader is also in dialogue with mr putin is not on my remarks you know this is a dialogue with almost quite a lot of the evidence with quite a lot of of state representative is judging don't them and eyes and he's embracing him and the world can watch and get well again we'll try to understand what's going on in hungary and mr friedman i think. we have to realize that we had an election in hungary. with a huge participation in the polls people who wanted to pull people waited in front you know of the polls to vote and you know that it was a huge majority which supported mr or line political and so this is not in a test if occasion but i think this is sort of part of of accepting the reality is that this election it's also the reason the variable have a few months of action that your party leader or c.e.o. for not only embrace the store but is very near to political ideas and say islam does not belong to germany missed or going to say see the same germany is characterized by christianity quote do you

reality to the dos look under as heisler the chairman of the anger in jewish federations called on mr orban to end the campaign using the ceasars picture the organisation said it was a proxy for anti-semitism. there i can understand it has they would want to see this because of course he is in touch with the world jewish congress and so on and they are concerned but it seems to me that there's a real danger of anti semitism in countries where there's a large muslim minority not in hungary you know do you remember being an economic and historian that anti-semitism existed also in east europe under the fifty four refugees came three years ago do you remember that also in your country before they came you had problems i wanted only to add that to your comment about because it looks like that and i and some it is my of today the addison it is not muslims alone can i answer this least i was there when the holocaust took place i was four years old i remember seeing people with yellow stars i bought an old enough to watch the trains pulling out of the brick factory for auschwitz of course i knew i

copying mr orban is, i think, not in the interests of poland and the polish society and the polish citizens to say something to you. so, how should the eu respond? leaders know that punitive measures risk pushing the two countries away. but ignoring their behaviour contravenes everything that the union represents. its strongest card is to suspend poland's voting rights in eu summits but it needs hungary to see that through and as an ally of poland, hungary has already promised a veto. after his landslide, viktor orban was emboldened to take his message to the eu, telling it to give up its "delusional nightmares" of a the united states of europe and to change its thinking on migration. so far, the eu's disciplinary measures have fallen on deaf ears. it may now choose to withhold funding from member states which don't keep to the rules. in poland, eu money makes up 61% of infrastructure spending and 55% in hungary. would this curb the two countries? and set an example to potential future member states? or could it cement the east—west rift rocking the very foundations on which the eu was buil