Minister Szijjártó said the security situation in the Middle East remained concerning, as it was unknown how long the Gaza truce would last and how many more of the Hamas...
The president said the terrorist acts were unanimously condemned by all Hungarians irrespective of their political orientation and they stood in solidarity with Israel.
The prime minister said it's important to take actions aimed at making sure a terrorist attack similar to the one committed on Oct 7 by Hamas “never happens again”.
According to the numbers, 168 MPs voted for the motion, two against, while there were four abstentions.
Minister Szijjártó said global security was “in its worst state since the Cold War”.
Gergely Gulyás, Head of the Prime Minister's Office, said Hungary’s government recognizes Israel’s independence.
The foreign minister said European Union member states are sharply divided on the crisis in Israel.
Hadas-Handelsman thanked Hungary’s parliament for its support and asked for international support for Israel’s self-defense.
Gergely Gulyás told the International Pro-Israel Summit organized by the Center for Fundamental Rights that “true friends show up in times of trouble”.
Gergely Gulyás told journalists that the Hungarian government shared the European position that Russia had committed an aggressive act against Ukraine.
Political and economic relations between Hungary and Israel are stronger than ever, the foreign minister said, adding that the two countries were also discussing opportunities for energy cooperation.
Based on the experience of the past decades, the Accords is the first initiative that can be instrumental in establishing peace in the Middle East, Minister Szijjártó said on Facebook.
The society monitors the implementation of the Abraham Accords, signed by Israel and Arab countries with the aim of normalizing their relations.