Hundreds of Jewish refugees who fled the war in Ukraine have found shelter at a former Hungarian government-owned holiday resort by Lake Balaton, central Europe’s largest lake. "This place is extremely special because right now, this is the only Jewish refugee camp in Europe of this size that is enabling people that are not only Jewish but want to be a part of a community, want to stick to their religious customs, to their nutrition laws, to be in a community together," Rabbi Slomo Koves says. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES