The Hungarian Jewish community, estimated at 47,200, is the largest in East Central Europe. Most Hungarian Jews live in the capital, Budapest, which has some 20 working synagogues and a plethora of other Jewish institutions, both religious and cultural. There are also a number of smaller Jewish communities in provincial cities, including Debrecen, Miskolc, and Szeged, with an active religious and cultural life. Despite occasional antisemitic incidents and a neo-Nazi party, Jobbik, Hungarian Jews have every facility to express their Jewish heritage and religious life.
The representative body of Hungarian Jewry is the Federation of the Hungarian Jewish Communities (MAZSIHISZ), an affiliate of the World Jewish Congress.