21.10.2026 00:30
During Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Hungary, the absence of Israeli flags on the vehicles in the official convoy drew attention. The Israeli press reported that the flags were removed for security reasons due to growing reactions against the attacks on the Gaza Strip.
It was observed that the Israeli flags in the convoy of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who is visiting Hungary, were removed 'due to growing reactions' to the attacks on the Gaza Strip.
NO ISRAELI FLAGS WERE IN THE CONVOY
In a video posted from his account on the US-based X social media platform, Channel 12 reporter Amit Segal, who broadcasts in Israel, drew attention to the absence of the Israeli flag on the official convoy carrying President Herzog and the vehicles accompanying it.
Segal said regarding the incident, 'President Herzog's convoy had to move in Hungary without Israeli flags being flown, also for security reasons.'
During his one-day visit to Hungary, Herzog met with Hungarian President Andras Baka and Prime Minister Peter Magyar.
SUPPORT DEMONSTRATIONS FOR PALESTINE WERE HELD DURING NETANYAHU'S VISIT
The Israeli army's attacks on the Gaza Strip, which have continued for 3 years, are frequently protested in Hungary.
During Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Budapest in April last year, large-scale solidarity marches with Palestine were also held with the participation of thousands of people.