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We would arrest Netanyahu, says Hungary's incoming PM

David Okafor — World Affairs Correspondent
By David Okafor · World Affairs Correspondent
· 1 min read

Hungary's incoming prime minister has stated that he would support the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This statement comes as part of his commitment to halt Hungary's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The incoming leader's stance indicates a significant shift in Hungary's approach to international law and accountability.

By maintaining membership in the ICC, Hungary aims to align itself with global standards regarding human rights and justice. The prime minister's comments reflect a broader political context and highlight the ongoing tensions surrounding international legal frameworks and the actions of world leaders.