Slovenia's New Prime Minister Pledges to Freeze Palestinian Recognition and Move Embassy to Jerusalem
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 5 hours ago
What happened
Slovenia's new Prime Minister Janez Janša has vowed to freeze the country's recognition of Palestine and move its embassy to Jerusalem, signaling a major policy shift to strengthen ties with Israel. He criticized the previous government's approach and emphasized Israel as a key strategic and democratic partner. The decision to freeze Palestinian recognition was a coalition condition and has been accepted by all partners.
- 01Slovenia's new PM Janez Janša orders removal of Palestinian flag from government building.
- 02Janša vows to freeze Slovenia's recognition of the Palestinian state, calling it illegal.
- 03He plans to move Slovenia's embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
- 04Janša calls Israel a strategic partner vital for regional stability and democracy.
- 05He opposes EU sanctions on Israel, emphasizing strong bilateral cooperation.
- 06Freezing Palestinian recognition was a coalition negotiation condition accepted by all parties.
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