News Hungarian Jews pushed into Vienna Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | February 8, 2013 Anti-Semitism in Hungary is causing an influx of Jewish immigrants to Austria, the head of Vienna’s Jewish community said. “I am pleased people are coming. But the circumstances that force them to leave Hungary, due to the political situation, due to anti-Semitism, don’t please me at all,” Oskar Deutsch, president of the Vienna Jewish community, told the Austrian Press Agency. Vienna’s Jewish community is now assisting about 20 families — some in Hungary preparing to leave, and some newly arrived in Vienna. The press agency quotes Deutsch as saying the Austrian community plans to bring more than 150 Jewish families a year from Hungary, which has a Jewish population of approximately 90,000. — jta J. Correspondent Also On J. Our Crowd Honors, happenings, opportunities, comings & goings — March 2023 Torah In Moses’ self-doubt, a great lesson in humility Politics With retirement on the horizon, a look at Dianne Feinstein’s Jewish legacy Obituaries Death announcements for the week of March 31, 2023 Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up