Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated on Friday he would invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to go to Hungary, saying he would assure that an Worldwide Prison Courtroom arrest warrant in opposition to Netanyahu would “not be noticed”.
The ICC issued arrest warrants on Thursday for Netanyahu and his former defence chief, in addition to a Hamas chief, Ibrahim Al-Masri, for alleged struggle crimes and crimes in opposition to humanity within the Gaza battle.
Orban, whose nation holds the European Union’s rotating six-month presidency, instructed state radio that the ICC’s arrest warrant was “improper” and stated the Israeli chief would be capable of conduct negotiations in Hungary “in enough security”.
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