Orban vows to defy international arrest warrant against Netanyahu and welcome Israeli leader to Hungary

The Independent

The Independent

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Those who have worked with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu closely know how much he has always feared this very day.
Haaretz
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Its strongman leader Viktor Orbán sent a letter condemning the decision and inviting Netanyahu for an official visit on which he promised to “ensure your safety and freedom.”
NBC News
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The Israeli prime minister and the defence minister he sacked a fortnight ago, Yoav Gallant, are now wanted men, the subject of arrest warrants issued on Thursday by the international criminal court (ICC), accusing them of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Guardian
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But the diverging reactions - and the fact that EU heavyweights Germany and France have not said if they would arrest Netanyahu - highlight the major diplomatic and political challenge posed by the ICC decision, which drew swift condemnation from Israeli leaders and the White House.
CNA

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