Abstract
ABSTRACT This article examined the attitudes of Hungarian Jews towards Israel using two databases that were collected in 1999 and 2017 in a quasi-representative sample. The findings indicate that 1) Perception of Israel’s central role depends on age and the level of Jewish affiliation; 2) One’s perception of Israel’s centrality for diasporic life and one’s feeling of belonging to Israel do not necessarily coincide; and 3) The younger generations and the more secularised Jews are more critical of Israeli policies.
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