Omupilima gwa Israel Benjamin Netanyahu otakaya ko Hungary oshiwike shika noku dhina omukanda mangepo gompangu o ICC

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Omupilima gwa Israel Benjamin Netanyahu otakaya ko Hungary oshiwike shika,shiikwatelela kombelewa ye ohela,noku dhina omukanda mangepo okuza kompangu yo ICC omolwa iimbuluma yiita mo Gaza.
Onzonkundana yo Reuters oya lopota kutya pethimbo lyetaleepo ,tali tameke metitatu sigo omosondaaha,Netanyahu otaka tsakanena nambushe miilonga gwa Hungary Viktor Orban ngoka emu hiya mu November,sho ashike omukanda mangepo go ICC gwa gandjwa.
Orban pethimbo mpoka omukanda mangepo itagu simanekwa.
Iilyolong ayihe yo EU,mwa kwatelwa Hungary oyili iilyo yo ICC ,shoka sha hala kutya otaya ka pumbwa okutula miilonga omukanda mangepo.
Otashi kala oshikando oshitiyali Netanyahu tayi pondje yoshilongo,okuza sho ICC ya gandja omukanda mangepo,sha landula sho kwalia talelepo ko Washington mU February oku ka tsakanena nomupresitend Donald Trump.
Israel okwa kondema omikanda mangepo dha pewa Netanyahu nominista yegameno Yoav Gallant ,tedhi hokolola kutya odhiifundja.
O ICC oya gandja wo omukanda mangepo komuleli go Hamas Ibrahim Al Masri.

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