“Terror is unacceptable. Seeing the manifestations of it is shocking,” Hungary’s PM Viktor Orban said referring to the Israeli-Palestinian war in his weekly interview on public radio MR1 Friday morning, and reminding his listeners that we should be grateful for being able to live in peace.
No Hungarian victims
“The peace and security of Hungarians must be protected,” he said, adding that Hungary has always been against terrorism. The top priority is to get all Hungarians out safely. We should also be grateful that no Hungarians were among the victims.
“Anyone suffering a terrorist attack, has the right to take action to prevent it from happening again,” he underlined. The conflict must be localized, he said, pointing out that it would be dangerous if Israel were to go to war with an Arab country. It is the job of Hungarian diplomacy to pursue a policy of de-escalation, the prime…
