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Hungary must arrest Netanyahu if he visits, Magyar says

Magyar says his government will keep Hungary in the International Criminal Court and detain anyone under warrant, reversing Orbán’s stance.

  • On Monday, Hungarian Prime Minister-elect Peter Magyar announced his government will honor International Criminal Court warrants, including those for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, should he enter Hungary.
  • Outgoing leader Viktor Orban announced last year that Hungary was withdrawing from the ICC, but Magyar intends to halt that process before the June 2 deadline.
  • Emphasizing legal requirements, Magyar stated, "If someone is a member of the International Criminal Court and a person who is wanted enters our country, then they must be taken into custody."
  • Despite an invitation to Budapest for the 70th anniversary of the 1956 uprising, Netanyahu's travel to Hungary now appears unlikely given the arrest warrant risk.
  • Ending the country's veto of a 90-billion-euro loan for Ukraine, Magyar also moved to reorient Hungary away from Orban's policies toward Europe.
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Antiwar.com broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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