Robert Golob

Slovenia's new conservative government lifted entry bans on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and two ministers, reversed import restrictions on goods from Jewish settlements, and ended an embargo on military weapons trade with Israel. These measures mark a policy shift from the previous center-left administration, which had imposed sanctions over Israel's actions in the Middle East.

Slovenia’s new prime minister Janez Jansa ordered the removal of the Palestinian flag from the main government building in Ljubljana, signaling a pro-Israel policy shift. Jansa criticized his predecessor’s recognition of Palestine and aligned his government with US President Donald Trump and Israel.

Slovenia's new prime minister, Janez Jansa, removed the Palestinian flag from the main government building, signaling a pro-Israel shift. This action contrasts with the previous government's recognition of Palestine and condemnation of Israel's actions in Gaza.

Slovenia’s parliament approved Prime Minister Janez Jansa’s right-leaning government with a 49-30 vote, forming a coalition with right-leaning groups and the Truth party after no clear winner emerged in March elections. Jansa, in his fourth term, pledged tax cuts and reduced bureaucracy, while his government includes former lawyer Franci Matoz as interior minister and Tone Kajzer as foreign minister.

Janez Jansa, a pro-Israel former Prime Minister who admires Trump, has retaken leadership in Slovenia, signaling a shift from the pro-Palestinian policies of outgoing PM Robert Golob. This change is expected to significantly alter Slovenia's stance on Israel and EU matters.