Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent visit to Hungary marks his first trip to Europe in 2023, despite an ICC warrant against him, which Hungary has pledged not to enforce. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban argues that the warrant is politically motivated. Netanyahu faces accusations of war crimes regarding actions in Gaza, and his trip signals a strategic approach to circumvent arrest risks in allied nations. Orban may also support Trump's controversial plan for Palestinian relocation, further highlighting geopolitical alliances in contentious situations.
Despite facing an ICC arrest warrant, Netanyahu's visit to Hungary underscores the political backing from allies like Prime Minister Orban, who terms the warrant as politically motivated.
Netanyahu's meeting with leaders in Europe aims to stabilize his international relations after accusations of war crimes, illustrating his strategic focus on avoiding legal repercussions.
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