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    Slovenia imposes travel ban on Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu

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    Posted on September 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Slovenia bans Israel's PM Netanyahu from travel, following bans on Israeli ministers. The move aligns with Slovenia's arms embargo and recognition of Palestine.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of Slovenia's Travel Ban
    • Background on Previous Bans
    • Implications of the Arms Embargo

    Slovenia imposes travel ban on Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu

    Overview of Slovenia's Travel Ban

    (Reuters) -Slovenia on Thursday imposed a travel ban on Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a move that follows a ban against two far-right Israeli cabinet ministers in July, according to a government statement.

    Background on Previous Bans

    Slovenia, an EU member state which last year recognised a Palestinian state, imposed an arms embargo on Israel in August and introduced a ban on imports of goods produced in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories.

    Implications of the Arms Embargo

    (Reporting by Daria Sito-Sucic)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Slovenia bans Israel's PM Netanyahu from travel.
    • •Follows previous bans on Israeli ministers.
    • •Slovenia recognized Palestine last year.
    • •Arms embargo on Israel imposed in August.
    • •Ban includes goods from occupied territories.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Slovenia imposes travel ban on Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu

    1What recent action did Slovenia take against Israel's Prime Minister?

    Slovenia imposed a travel ban on Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

    2What previous bans has Slovenia enacted regarding Israel?

    In July, Slovenia banned two far-right Israeli cabinet ministers and imposed an arms embargo on Israel in August.

    3What is Slovenia's stance on Palestine?

    Last year, Slovenia recognized a Palestinian state and introduced a ban on imports of goods produced in Israeli-occupied Palestine.

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