Peter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said late on Tuesday that he spoke with the charge d'affaires at the Hungarian embassy in Tel Aviv after warning sirens sounded for an hour following a missile attack against Israel, and he was told that the embassy staff and their families were well.
Minister Szijjártó said on Facebook that there were 426 Hungarian nationals staying in Israel under consular protection.
He said anybody in trouble is requested to immediately contact the embassy in Tel Aviv or the Hungarian foreign ministry's Call Centre.
"We again ask everyone to travel to the region only on an absolutely urgent matter and register by all means for consular protection prior to departure," he added.