(Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has invited Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu to visit his country, Netanyahu's office confirmed on Saturday.

Hungary, unlike the United States, is a signatory to the court, which accused the Israeli leader of war crimes in Gaza. Responses to the warrant from other European countries were varied.

Barrister and UKLFI Charitable Trust Legal Director Natasha Hausdorff says Argentina, Hungary and the Czech Republic “will not be enforcing” the ICC’s arrest warrant against Israel’s Prime Minister.