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Israeli Opposition MKs Observe Hungarian Elections as Orbán Trails in Polls
Hungary holds crucial elections today with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's party trailing in most polls after sixteen years in power. A delegation from the Idah Institute, affiliated with the New Israel Fund, includes two Israeli opposition Knesset members observing the potential political shift. The delegation features Orit Farkash from Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party and Eitan Ginzburg from Blue and White, along with constitutional law professors from the Kaplan protest movement. The visit aims to study how a veteran right-wing prime minister faces a diverse opposition coalition, drawing parallels to Israel's upcoming elections.
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