Israel Finds Out Who Its Friends Are

They turn out to include Argentina and Hungary, oft-maligned by those same Europeans lining up to arrest Prime Minister Netanyahu.

AP/Luca Bruno
Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban. AP/Luca Bruno

Compare the lineup of countries volunteering to arrest Israeli leaders with the much vilified pariahs who defy a Hague kangaroo court. Following the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants against Israel’s prime and defense ministers, Prime Minister Orban, oft-maligned, wrote that Hungary “strongly condemned this disgraceful decision.” Rather than threatening arrest, Mr. Orban invited Prime Minister Netanyahu for a Budapest state visit. 

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