Israeli president visits Budapest, meets Hungarian counterpart
- Video on social media showing absence of Israeli flags on Isaac Herzog’s motorcade suggests links to security concerns
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- Video on social media showing absence of Israeli flags on Isaac Herzog’s motorcade suggests links to security concerns
By Seyma Erkul Dayanc
ISTANBUL (AA) - Israeli President Isaac Herzog met his Hungarian counterpart, Andras Baka, in Budapest on Tuesday during a visit to Hungary.
Baka described the meeting as “fruitful discussions” in a post on US social media platform X, saying peace, security and stability should not be taken for granted.
“We must never take peace, security and stability for granted. It is our responsibility to learn from the past and to work towards a safer, more stable and more peaceful future,” he added.
Video on social media appeared to show Herzog’s motorcade traveling in Hungary without Israeli flags.
Reports suggested the absence of flags was linked to security concerns, although it could not be independently confirmed.
Şeyma Erkul Dayanç