According to former Jobbik member János Bencsik, his entire body of work does not paint the picture of an antisemitic person.

János Bencsik, a former Jobbik politician turned diplomat, responded on Facebook to a Copenhagen Post article about his life in Denmark, which omitted his controversial past. The editor later apologized for this oversight. Bencsik expressed surprise at the interest in his interview and acknowledged his past actions, seeking forgiveness from those he may have offended. He argued that his body of work does not reflect antisemitism, claiming selective quotes were used against him. He attributed his diplomatic appointment to a lack of job opportunities due to his political history, emphasizing the need to support his family. Bencsik wishes to be judged on his current actions rather than his past.

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