Israeli President Warns of Iran's Global Terror Network in Hungary
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israeli President Isaac Herzog warned in Hungary that Iran's terror network threatens the entire world. He met with Hungarian President in Budapest, calling for increased cooperation against terror and antisemitism. Herzog praised Hungary's zero-tolerance policy for antisemitism and its protection of Jewish communities. The visit also touched upon the Middle East conflict and bilateral relations.
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- Israeli President Isaac Herzog warned Iran's terror network threatens the entire world during a visit to Hungary.
- Herzog called for stronger cooperation between Israel and Hungary to combat terrorism and antisemitism.
- Hungarian President affirmed Hungary's commitment to protecting Jewish communities and condemning antisemitism.
- The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation between the two countries.
- The President of Hungary emphasized respecting international humanitarian law and ensuring aid reaches those in need in the Middle East.
- Herzog noted the historical significance of his visit, following his father's trip 35 years ago.
President Isaac Herzog of Israel issued a stark warning about Iran's expanding threat beyond the Middle East during his state visit to Hungary on Tuesday. Speaking in Budapest, Herzog urged for strengthened cooperation between Israel and Hungary in combating terrorism and antisemitism. He stated that Iran operates a network of extremist organizations that, while active in the Middle East, pose a danger to the entire world. "The alliance of freedom-loving nations is essential in the fight against terror," Herzog declared.
During his meeting with Hungarian President at the Presidential Palace, Herzog praised Hungary's stance against antisemitism and its commitment to protecting its Jewish communities. The President of Hungary echoed these sentiments, affirming Hungary's dedication to the safety of Jewish citizens and visitors, stating, "Hungary is a safe place for Jews and visitors from all backgrounds. Hungary condemns antisemitism in all its forms."
Both presidents discussed enhancing bilateral relations and deepening cooperation, noting the absence of outstanding bilateral disputes. The President of Hungary also addressed the situation in the Middle East, emphasizing the importance of respecting international humanitarian law and ensuring unimpeded aid delivery to those in need, adding that "Israelis and Palestinians alike must be able to live in security and dignity."
Herzog also reflected on the history of Hungarian Jewry and the Holocaust, noting that his father, former Israeli President Chaim Herzog, visited Budapest 35 years prior, marking the first state visit by an Israeli president to Hungary. "Today, as President of the State of Israel and as his son, I am proud to see how this hope has become a reality," he said.
Later in the day, Herzog was scheduled to meet with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, attend the "Voice of the People" initiative conference, and conclude his visit with a meeting of the Hungarian Jewish community leaders.
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