Israel assigns first permanent Ambassador to Slovenia
Israel's Cabinet approves Ruth Cohen-Dar as its first resident ambassador to Slovenia, cementing a major diplomatic turnaround under Ljubljana's new government.
Israel's Cabinet approves Ruth Cohen-Dar as its first resident ambassador to Slovenia, cementing a major diplomatic turnaround under Ljubljana's new government.

Government cancels sanctions-related decisions, restores political dialogue with Israel, and repeals restrictions on arms trade.

Slovenia's new PM Janez Jansa removes the PLO flag from government grounds upon taking office, signaling a new pro-Israel approach.

Foreign Minister Sa’ar announces Israel will establish its first permanent embassy in Slovenia following the election of right-wing Prime Minister Janez Janša.

Israir flight scheduled to land today in Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia, was forced to change course and land in Zagreb, Croatia, after Slovenian authorities denied it permission to land.

After a government change in Slovenia, Prime Minister-elect Janez Janša, a supporter of Israel, sent blessings to the residents of Judea and Samaria. Dagan: 'You are choosing the right side of history.'

Ireland, Spain and Slovenia will not broadcast Eurovision after boycotting the contest over Israel’s participation.

Seven European countries condemn Israel’s new law blocking utilities to UNRWA, warning of humanitarian risks, as Energy Minister Eli Cohen orders preparations to disconnect the agency’s facilities.

After a heated EBU debate over Israel’s participation, members approved rule changes preventing a disqualification vote, prompting four countries to withdraw as Israel prepares to compete in Vienna.

Slovenia becomes the first EU country to ban all weapons trade with Israel, citing the Gaza conflict.

Slovenia becomes the first EU country to impose sanctions and declare Israeli ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich persona non grata over alleged incitement and human rights violations.

Slovenia launches Israel Allies Caucus, becoming 55th nation in global pro-Israel network.

Slovenia broadcasting corporation pens official letter asking that Israel be disqualified from the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest.

Foreign Ministry says the Slovenian ambassador was reprimanded "for her government's warped decision to recognize a Palestinian state".

Slovenia's parliament votes 52-0 in favor of the government's motion to recognize a Palestinian state.

Foreign Minister Katz calls on Slovenian Parliament to vote against bill he says 'rewards Hamas for murder, rape, mutilation of bodies, beheading of babies, and strengthens the Iranian axis of evil.'

The comments by Josep Borrell follow a recent statement by Slovenia, Ireland, Malta and Spain that they had agreed to take steps to recognize a Palestinian state.

Foreign Minister meets Slovenian counterpart, Tanja Fajon, criticizes her for considering a unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state.

Israel’s Foreign Ministry criticizes plan by Ireland, Malta, Slovenia and Spain to recognize a Palestinian state, as the four countries announced last week.

Prime Ministers of Ireland, Malta, Slovenia and Spain release joint statement, say they have agreed to take initial steps towards recognizing a Palestinian state.

Conference of Presidents commends Slovenia's designation of all of Hezbollah as a terrorist organization.

Foreign Minister Ashkenazi: I call on the EU and other countries to recognize all branches of Hezbollah as a terrorist organization.

Says in decision Hezbollah shares characteristics with organized crime, posing risk to peace and security and conducting global operations.

Slovenia's Foreign Minister says there is consensus in the country on the issue of recognition of a Palestinian state.

2nd EU state announces it will recognize Palestine as an independent state, following Sweden. Vote expected to pass on Wednesday.

Slovenian President says he will only back recognition of Palestinian state if it contributes to solution of conflict with Israel.

Officials say Slovenia will recognize the "state of Palestine" this month in response to Trump's recognition of Jerusalem.

Slovenia's biggest supermarket chain reverses decision to boycott Israeli products, two days after pulling them from its shelves.
