Israeli Man Stabbed at Hungary's Ozora Music Festival, Two Suspects Arrested
An Israeli man in his 30s was stabbed at the Ozora music and arts festival in central-west Hungary and was hospitalized for treatment. The stabbing occurred early Wednesday morning, prompting a police investigation after security personnel reported the incident. Hungarian police swiftly arrested two men suspected of direct involvement in the stabbing, charging them with aggravated assault and causing life-threatening injuries. Authorities are working closely with festival organizers and have increased security checks to ensure attendees' safety.
Separately, on Monday, three individuals including an Israeli, a Belgian, and a Portuguese citizen were arrested at the festival for drug trafficking after being caught selling illegal substances. Hungarian law enforcement emphasized there is no indication linking the drug arrests to the stabbing incident. The investigation into the stabbing and the arrests related to drug offenses are ongoing.
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