Hungary's New PM Vows to Arrest Netanyahu

0:00It's April 21st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is U.S. News Today, your AI-powered national briefing. Hungary's new prime minister, Peter Magyar, just dropped a bombshell, saying his country will lock up anyone the international criminal court once, including Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu if he steps foot there. This comes right after Netanyahu invited everyone to Hungary's 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution against Soviet forces, but Magyar is flipping the script on the news. On his predecessor, Victor Orban's plan to ditch the ICC. The ICC slapped arrest warrants on Netanyahu and ex-defense minister, Yoav Galant, back in November 2024, over alleged war crimes in. Israel's fight against Hamas and Gaza, which kicked off after that 2023 attack, killing 1200 Israelis. Israel and the U.S. slammed those warrants as bogus, and Netanyahu even called Magyar last week to congratulate him on his big win that booted Orban A. Long time Israeli buddy, who hosted Netanyahu there last year.

1:03Magyar insists Hungary stays in the ICC game, so anyone at suspect showing up gets detained under international rules, setting up some real tension. Ahead of that anniversary bash.