Hungary's government is planning a law that would prevent protesters blocking bridges in order to defend the rights of those not protesting, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday.

The Hungarian PM also explained why they didn't arrest Benjamin Netanyahu, why Hungary is leaving the ICC, and spoke about the government's plans to revive the economy.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Hungary's 'remarkable' support for Israel and the global Jewish community during a joint press conference in Budapest on April 3, singling out Hungary's decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a 'bold and principled step'.

Hungary has announced its decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, prompting reactions worldwide. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the matter with Donald Trump.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called the International Criminal Court (ICC) politicized. This reportedly led Hungary to consider withdrawing from the ICC, Telex reports. Orbán made these remarks during a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Budapest.

Hungary's heavily export-oriented, manufacturing-driven economy is among the more vulnerable EU member states in the transatlantic trade war, according to analysts. Viktor Orban, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to Hungary despite an International Criminal Court arrest warrant against him over the war in Gaza

Orbán and Netanyahu agreed that the ICC has become a "political court", and that "every democratic state" must stand up against it. At the joint press conference, Orbán also said that anti-Semitism is on the rise everywhere in Europe,