Commenting on a phone call with Israeli counterpart Gideon Sa’ar, the minister said that he assured Sa’ar that Hungary objected to what he called “the international court system being turned into a political tool.”
Szijjárto said in a Facebook post on Thursday: “This has now happened.”
“This decision brings shame on the international court system by putting the prime minister of a country subjected to a diabolical terrorist attack on the same footing as the terrorist leaders of that attack,” Szijjártó wrote.
“The decision is unacceptable,” he declared.
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