Newspaper says Hungary to move Israel embassy to Jerusalem, Budapest says no decision yet

Hungary: No decision yet on relocation of Israel embassy to Jerusalem

Hungarian President Katalin Novak said o Friday that no decision had yet been made o whether Budapest would move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem next month, Reuters reported. Her comments followed a report in The Times of Israel, which said the move would take place in an act of support by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "I also read news in the press," Novak said during a news conference while…

EU slams Hungary’s mooted plan to move Israeli embassy to Jerusalem

The foreign ministers of Israel and Hungary reached a deal on the switch in recent days, according to Israeli media.

Hungary Denies Reports about Moving Embassy to Jerusalem

Hungarian President Katalin Novak denied on Friday Israeli media reports that Budapest was ready to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, Reuters news agency reported. The Israeli newspaper The Times of Israel said on Friday that Hungary would have moved its Israeli embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, “apparently in a special gesture to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban.” The move would have made Hu…

Newspaper says Hungary to move Israel embassy to Jerusalem, Budapest says no decision

Hungarian President Katalin Novak said on Friday that no decision had yet been made on whether Budapest would move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem next

Hungary to move embassy in Israel to Jerusalem - Israel media

Hungary is to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem next month in an act of support by Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, to his counterpart Benjamin Netahyahu, the Times of Israel reported on ...

Hungary to Move Israel Embassy to Jerusalem – Report

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban would back his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu by moving its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem next month, Israeli media reported Friday. If the plan goes through, Hungary would be the first European Union member state to establish an embassy in Jerusalem, which Israel claims