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Slovenian Prime Minister plans embassy move to Jerusalem
The Slovenian government intends to relocate its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and end recognition of a Palestinian state. Prime Minister Janez Jansa outlined the steps in an interview published over the weekend.
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Slovenia's Prime Minister plans to move the country's embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and revoke recognition of a Palestinian state. The announcement came in an interview with Israel Hayom published over the weekend. The prime minister said the steps would repair relations between Ljubljana and Jerusalem.
Background on the announcement The prime minister has visited Israel several times, including shortly after the October 7 attacks. Slovenia currently maintains its embassy in Tel Aviv. The planned relocation would place the embassy in the city Israel designates as its capital. No timeline for the move was provided in the interview.
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