A panel of judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) has reported Hungary to the court’s oversight committee after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Budapest in April, arriving to a warm welcome and departing without being arrested.
AP reports in a filing released late Thursday last night, the three-judge panel wrote of its dismay, outlining “the obligation to cooperate was sufficiently clear to Hungary” and the failure to arrest the prime minister “severely undermines the Court’s ability to carry out its mandate.”
The globalist ICC has no police force and relies on countries worldwide to cooperate with its demands and…
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