Hungary pledges stable ties with Israel as Herzog meets President Baka, PM Magyar in Budapest
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited Budapest for meetings with Hungarian President Baka and newly elected Prime Minister Magyar. The diplomatic engagement follows the recent defeat of longtime Hungarian premier Viktor Orban, who had been a prominent supporter of Israel and a close ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
During the discussions, the Hungarian leadership pledged to maintain stable ties with Israel, and Prime Minister Magyar committed to visiting Israel in the near future. President Herzog praised Hungary as a friend and ally during a difficult period, noting the country's stated policy of zero tolerance for antisemitism.
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Jerusalem PostFocuses on bilateral friendship, Herzog's remarks, and Hungary's anti-antisemitism stance.
Times of IsraelHighlights the political transition and the defeat of longtime premier Viktor Orban.
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