Diplomatic Developments
announced the commencement of its withdrawal from the (ICC), coinciding with Israeli Prime Minister 's visit, despite an ICC arrest warrant against him.
Prime Minister criticized the ICC as a "political court" and defied its warrant by hosting Netanyahu, highlighting a growing rift between Hungary and the European Union's judicial commitments.
International Reactions and Context
The ICC, based in , issued warrants for Netanyahu and others, citing potential crimes against humanity related to the Gaza conflict, which has seen significant casualties on both sides.
Critics argue Hungary's move, supported by Netanyahu, undermines international law and the ICC's authority, while Israel and its allies frame it as a defense of national sovereignty and self-defense rights.