Addressing opening session of World Jewish Congress in Budapest, Viktor Orban says his government has declared 'zero tolerance' on anti-Semitism, yet many disappointed he failed to confront country's largest far-right party

Addressing World Jewish Congress meeting in Budapest, Guido Westerwelle says his country is 'firmly committed to protecting and nourishing Jewish life in our societies. Anti-Semitism has no place neither in Berlin, nor in Budapest, nor anywhere else in Europe or in the world'