The European Commission warned Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after he invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ignoring an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC). Věra Jourová, a vice president of the Commission, stated that disregarding the warrant would breach international obligations and harm Hungary's reputation. The ICC has indicated that Netanyahu and his former defense minister committed war crimes during military actions in Gaza. While most EU countries plan to comply with the warrant, Orbán has openly defied it, leading to criticism from Jourová and raising concerns about Hungary's international commitments. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)