Slovenia’s government has abruptly shifted its foreign policy by re-establishing diplomatic relations with Israel, a move that has drawn fierce opposition from domestic critics. The decision follows years of strained ties under the previous administration and has triggered public demonstrations, with protesters accusing the government of abandoning its stance on Palestinian statehood. The political fallout has intensified to the point where lawmakers have launched an impeachment effort against the prime minister, citing concerns over the abrupt policy reversal. The controversy underscores deep divisions within the country over its approach to international alliances and human rights issues.
Nationalist Prime Minister Janez Jansa resets ties with Israel, sparking protests and an impeachment bid.
