The international criminal court, on Wednesday, from the government of Hungary explained its position regarding its refusal to execute the international arrest warrant issued against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his last visit to the capital, Budapest.
The International Criminal Court issued a warrant for Netanyahu’s arrest
In the official statement, the court confirmed that it submitted a request to Hungary based on the provisions of the basic system of Rome, which allows the adoption of judicial procedures against countries that do not commit to cooperation with the court, which hinders the performance of its functions and the use of its powers.
The court added that Hungary violated its international obligations by refusing to arrest Netanyahu, despite the official request sent by the court to the Hungarian government on April 3, the day Netanyahu arrived in Hungary.
And before his meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister in Budapest, the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, announced that he would withdraw from the International Criminal Court.
ومنحت المحمدة المجري محلة حتى 23 مايو مقاوم درجة ردها على هذا الطلب
In November last year, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against Netanyahu and former Israeli Defense Minister Yoaf Galant, accusing him of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip.
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