America News Agency

In a statement, the ministry reported that Ambassador Adel Attia, Director of the European Affairs Department, summoned Hungarian Ambassador Gabor Decacci to the ministry headquarters.

Attia conveyed to Decacci his protest and condemnation of Hungary’s acceptance of Netanyahu, who is under an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed against the Palestinian people.

Ambassador Attia warned that welcoming Netanyahu would encourage the occupying power, Israel, to commit further war crimes such as genocide and forced displacement due to its cooperation with the occupying state.