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Herzog to Visit Hungary at Netanyahu's Request
President Isaac Herzog will travel to Budapest, Hungary, for a 12-hour diplomatic visit. According to Behadrei Haredim and Srugim, the trip is scheduled for Tuesday, while Ynet reports it will take place on Thursday. This marks the first visit by a senior Israeli official to Hungary since the country's government transition in May, when Prime Minister Peter Magyar replaced Viktor Orban.
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- 01President Isaac Herzog will make a 12-hour diplomatic visit to Budapest, Hungary, marking the first high-level Israeli visit since the Hungarian government transition in May.
- 02According to Behadrei Haredim and Srugim, the visit is scheduled for Tuesday, while Ynet reports it will take place on Thursday.
- 03The trip is the first by a senior Israeli official since Prime Minister Peter Magyar replaced Viktor Orban.
- 04Herzog will meet with Hungarian President Andras Baka at the Presidential Palace to discuss deepening bilateral relations and cooperation.
- 05The Israeli President will hold a meeting with the new Hungarian Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, to discuss advancing bilateral cooperation.
- 06Herzog will address the international Voice of the People conference, a global initiative he leads for Jewish youth leaders from Israel and the diaspora.
- 07The diplomatic visit will conclude with a meeting between President Herzog and leaders of the Hungarian Jewish community.
During the visit, President Herzog will be received at the Presidential Palace by Hungarian President Andras Baka. The two leaders will hold a political meeting to discuss deepening cooperation and strengthening bilateral relations. Herzog will also meet with the new Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, to discuss advancing cooperation between the two nations.
Additionally, Herzog will deliver a speech at the international Voice of the People conference, a global initiative he leads that brings together Jewish youth leaders from Israel and the diaspora to foster connections and address challenges facing the Jewish people. The President's visit will conclude with a meeting with leaders of the Hungarian Jewish community.
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Herzog to Visit Hungary at Netanyahu's Request
