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Herzog Meets Hungary's New Premier Magyar, Who Pledges to Visit Israel
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President Isaac Herzog met Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar in Budapest, discussing bilateral cooperation and regional challenges. Magyar pledged to visit Israel, and his government affirmed a stance against antisemitism. The meeting occurred six months after Magyar defeated former Premier Viktor Orban. Herzog also met President Andras Baka, emphasizing strong Israel-Hungary ties and the threat of Iranian proxies.
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- President Isaac Herzog met Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar in Budapest on Tuesday.
- Magyar pledged to visit Israel and discussed advancing bilateral cooperation with Herzog.
- Magyar's government reversed a withdrawal from the International Criminal Court.
- Herzog thanked Hungary for its stance against antisemitism.
- Herzog met Hungarian President Andras Baka, calling Hungary a "friend and an ally."
- The meeting had personal significance for Herzog, recalling his father's 1991 visit.
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