Prime Minister Orbán has also made several public statements which have been called anti-Semitic by various sources , including Vice-President of the European Commission Frans Timmermans and the Federation of Jewish Communities in Hungary . These statements included a campaign against the Hungarian American and Jewish businessperson George Soros ( which Federation of Jewish Communities president Andras Heisler described as " not anti-Semitic ... but could lead to anti-Semitic acts " in an open letter condemning the campaign ) and calling Miklós Horthy , an ally of Nazi Germany an " exceptional statesman " . Orbán has also made statements condemning Hungary 's participation in the The Holocaust and claiming that the country today has a " zero tolerance policy " toward anti-Semitism , which Heisler welcomed while describing the government 's overall attitude as consisting of " two-faced assessments of the Holocaust "
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