Anti-Jewish MP 'didn't incite hate'
Wednesday 09 January 2013
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EmailProsecutors have sparked outrage by rejecting a complaint against an anti-semitic MP for the far-right Jobbik Party.
It claimed that Marton Gyongyosi had not incited hatred by telling parliament that it was time to assess "how many people of Jewish origin there are here, and especially in the Hungarian Parliament and the Hungarian government, who represent a certain national security risk for Hungary."
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