Hungarian Foreign Minister Petar Sjerto condemned the decision of the International Court of Justice (ICC) to issue arrest warrants against the Israeli prime minister and former defense minister, calling it “shameful and absurd.”
According to him, during a telephone conversation with Gideon Saar he harshly criticized the actions of the ICC and also spoke out against “the transformation of the international legal system into a political instrument.”
“I just spoke on the phone with my colleague, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, and I assured him that Hungary is categorically against turning the international legal system into a political instrument, as happened in this case. This decision is a shame for the international community. legal system, equating the prime minister of a country that was attacked in a diabolical act of terrorism with the leaders of the terrorist organization that carried out the attack. unacceptable,” Cierto said.
Previously, Cursor wrote that Josep Borrell, the EU High Representative for Foreign Policy, noted that the order issued by the ICC has no political basis, since the decision was made by a judicial body. He emphasized that it requires respect and implementation.
In addition, Cursor has already reported that Mike Waltz, national security advisor to the newly elected US president, Donald Trump, condemned the decision of the International Criminal Court in The Hague (ICC) to issue arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and ex-Defense. Minister Yoav Galanta, calling it unfair.
He noted that decisive action could be expected in January in response to the court’s decision’s alleged anti-Semitic bias.
