Netanyahu visiting Hungary in spite of ICC arrest warrant

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting Hungary this week in defiance of an International Criminal Court warrant demanding his immediate arrest.

Netanyahu touched down in Budapest on Wednesday and will spend four days in the country on a trip that is, at least in part, a demonstration of willful disobedience to the ICC’s demand that its member states arrest him if given the opportunity.

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