Hundreds of members of Jobbik, Hungary's third largest political party, rallied in Budapest, on Saturday.
They protested the city's hosting of the World Jewish Congress, on Sunday.
Jobbik regularly accuses Jews of trying to take over the country, and they say that the Congress is an attempt to buy the country.
Police kept a careful eye on the rally, specifically on those dressed all in black.
Black uniforms were the mark of Jobbik's Hungary Guard, which has been banned, due to attacks on other ethnic groups.
The government had tried to block the rally from taking place, but a court overruled the ban, saying that blocking it would be unconstitutional.

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