Hungary received a request from MUS on April 3, on the day of the arrival of Netanyahu in the Hungary capital.
The International Criminal Court sent to the Hungarian government a request for arrest to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who entered the day of his visit to Budapest last week. According to the Times of Israel, the information received the information of the Israeli 12th Channel.
According to the channel, Hungary received a request on April 3, on the day of Netanyahu arrived in the Hungary capital.
The MUS document indicates that the request is “confidential”. Secret arrests and transfer procedures to the International Criminal Court are often used to increase the chances of successful restraint of the person with respect to whom the warrant has been released.
The request provides personal data from Netanyahu, especially the date and place of birth, as well as charges against him.
In November 2024, the MUS issued a Netanyahu warrant warrant on war crimes charges committed in a conflict in Gaza. Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban declined to fulfill this command, calling the court’s decision to “politically motivated” and invited Netanyahu to an official visit to Budapest. It was later found that Hungary’s plans were to express the exit from Mus.
Keep in mind that US President Donald Trump signed on February 6 an order on imposing sanctions against the International Criminal Court. The reason was the court’s investigation against Israel.
While the EU said the Commonwealth countries were obliged to carry out the International Criminal Court’s order for arresting the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, as this decision was not just “political”.
Orban has signed a resolution of removal of Hungary from Mus
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