Hungary Stands In Stark Contrast, Upholding Biblical Values In A Europe Spiraling Under Globalist Policies

Daniel Cohen

Matthew 25 describes the separation of “the sheep from the goats.” It is a judgment against the nations.

Budapest, in the nation of Hungary, has positioned itself today as one of the sheep, standing up boldly for Biblical principles. Most of Europe, on the other hand, has stood as goats, going starkly against the God of the Bible.

London, Paris, and Berlin are collapsing from the poison of radical Islam. With riots calling for “Intifada,” “Free Palestine,” and “From The River To The Sea,” these European cities are spiraling out of control. Hungary, meanwhile, stands untouched.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, dubbed “the European Trump,” has built something extraordinary: a nation adhering to godly values, refusing to bow to globalist bureaucrats. The Hungarian people have re-elected him in four straight victories because he’s a leader with backbone.

Walk through Budapest today, and you’ll find something extremely rare in European capitals: safety. Families live without fear. Children play freely. Women feel secure. There are no pro-Hamas mass protesters. There are no jihadi attacks. Why? Because Orbán had the courage to build strong borders.

When the world called him “racist” for his stance, he defended Hungarian sovereignty. Brussels demanded unlimited migration; he said no to EU migrant quotas and yes to protecting his people. While Britain arrests citizens for “mean tweets,” it allows extremists to march through London calling for jihad. Hungarian cities, on the other hand, remain peaceful and prosperous.

Orbán understands what most of Europe has forgotten: a nation without borders isn’t a nation, a people without values isn’t a people, and a government that won’t protect its citizens isn’t a government.

And it’s not just security. Hungary under Orbán has become a beacon for Biblical values. Marriage, defined as “one man and one woman,” is enshrined in the Constitution. Orbán has positioned Hungary as the “anti-woke” alternative in Europe. The Prime Minister rejected attempts from the EU to force its radical LGBTQ nonsense into Hungarian schools.

Hungary also doesn’t apologize for its Christian heritage; they celebrate it, honoring their past, unlike other countries that tear down statues and rewrite history.

A prime example of the stark contrast of Hungary was showcased when the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel defending itself from Hamas. France’s weak leader, Emmanuel Macron, said he would arrest Netanyahu. Germany sent mixed signals. The Netherlands lectured. Orbán invited Netanyahu to Budapest and announced that Hungary is leaving the ICC.

In April, Orbán rolled out the red carpet for Netanyahu in Budapest, including full military honors, a state dinner, and an array of Israeli flags lining the bridges across the Danube River. That’s courage...

The lesson for America and the West is that courage works. When you stand up for your people against globalist bullies, you win.