ICC issues arrest warrant for Israeli PM Netanyahu
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán denounced the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, vowing to defy it by inviting him to Hungary. The ICC accused Netanyahu of crimes against humanity in connection with the war in Gaza.
Key Points
- ICC accuses Netanyahu and others of crimes against humanity in Gaza conflict
- Hungary vows to invite Netanyahu and defy the arrest warrant
- International reactions to the ICC's decision vary
Pros
- Hungary's defiance of the ICC's arrest warrant in support of Israel
Cons
- Accusations of crimes against humanity against Netanyahu and his former defense minister