Slovenia's new coalition ends entry ban on Netanyahu and rolls back other Israel sanctions

A recently installed government in Slovenia has altered its foreign policy toward Israel. The cabinet voted to lift the entry ban that had barred Prime Minister Netanyahu. The decision also reverses several other restrictions imposed on Israeli officials. Officials said the change reflects a shift in diplomatic priorities. The move follows negotiations with coalition partners on foreign policy. Critics argue the reversal may affect Slovenia’s stance on regional issues. Supporters claim it will improve bilateral relations with Israel. The policy shift is expected to be formalised in upcoming foreign ministry directives.