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The article discusses the reconstruction of diplomatic relations between Israel and Slovenia after a period of tension, as Israel plans to open its first embassy in the capital, Ljubljana, following the current Slovenian government's support for maintaining relations with Tel Aviv. This step comes after changes in Slovenia’s political alliances, with the right-wing government led by Yanez Janša returning to power after the March 2026 elections. The new government is moving toward withdrawing Slovenia's recognition of Palestine and transferring its embassy to Jerusalem, a move rejected by the European Union. These developments are also accompanied by a hardening of Slovenia's previous stance against Israel due to its support for the Palestinians and accusations of war crimes in Gaza. There is mounting legal pressure on Israeli officials, including international police investigations. Meanwhile, Israel is seeking to strengthen its relations with the new Slovenian government and improve its image on the European stage.
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