Netanyahu and his wife Sarah at the Budapest Airport were met by the Hungary Krishtof Salai-Bobrovnitsky Defense Minister.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Hungary on Thursday, April 3. The visit took place, despite the International Criminal Court warrant for his arrest. This is said by the Hungary Krishtof Salai-Bobrovitsky minister on Facebook.
She met Netanyahu and her husband Sarah at the Budapest Airport.
The head of the government of Israel should meet with the Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban.
Hungary has adopted Roman Statute Mus, therefore, is obliged to make its decisions. However, the Budapest refused to carry out the IRU warrant. Orban expressed the support of Netanyahu and was invited to visit the country.
In November 2024, the International Criminal Court issued a Netanyahu warrant and former Israeli’s defense minister Yoav Gallant.
They were suspected of committing war crimes and crimes against mankind during the conflict with Hamas on the Gaza Strip.
As you know, in May 2024 it was learned that the prosecutor of Mus Karim Khan asked the initial trial room to give the warrant to the arrest of Netanyahu and the Gallows, as well as three Hamas leaders on war crimes charges.
As you know, US president Donald Trump signed on February 6 an order to introduce sanctions against the International Criminal Court for a court investigation against Israel.
While the EU said the Commonwealth countries were obliged to carry out the International Criminal Court’s order to arrest Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu, as this decision was not just “political”. In addition, the European Union said the governments of the EU countries could not choose or do not fulfill MUS obligations.
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