The Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) has recalled its yearbook after it was discovered to include a mention of the son of a Hamas leader. According to a university statement, they had no prior knowledge of the student’s connection to extremist groups, nor were they aware of any personal relationships linked to such affiliations. The recall was prompted by the inclusion of the individual in the yearbook, raising concerns about the university’s vetting processes. The BME stated it did not possess information suggesting the student harbored extremist views during their studies. This incident has drawn attention to the potential for individuals with controversial family connections to be highlighted within university publications. The university is reviewing its procedures to prevent similar situations from occurring in the future, ensuring a more thorough understanding of student backgrounds. It remains unclear what further action, if any, will be taken regarding the recalled yearbook.