When the Prime Minister tore down the Palestinian flag, the country’s president hung it in his palace

Before the general election held in Slovenia on March 22 “Black Cube” It was noteworthy that Prime Minister Janez Jansa, who is alleged to have cooperated with the Israeli intelligence company known as , took a “moderate” approach towards Israel, which committed genocide in Gaza, with the establishment of the new government.

National media shared that the Palestinian flag in front of the government building was removed after Jansa took over as prime minister.

President Musar also announced in his statement on his account on X that the Palestinian flag was hung on the facade of the Presidential Palace.

Musar pointed out that the flag will remain outside the building for a week and then will be taken inside the building for everyone to see, and said:

“The genocide against Palestinians has not been stopped, and people in Gaza and the West Bank still do not live in conditions worthy of peace and human dignity. The Palestinian flag hung on the facade of the Presidential Palace will remain there for a week, and will then be displayed indoors as a reminder to everyone who visits my office.

This flag has a much greater meaning. “He is a symbol of the gross violations of international humanitarian law and human rights, not only in Palestine but also in other parts of the world.”

ISRAELI INTELLIGENCE COMPANY AFFECTED THE PROCESS IN SLOVENIA

Before the general election “Black Cube” Allegations had come to the fore that the Israeli intelligence company known as A.S. directly influenced the process in Slovenia.

Mladina magazine, published in Slovenia, claimed that officials from the company in question visited the capital Ljubljana three times and met with Janez Jansa, Chairman of the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS).

“Your spies” Stating that they introduced themselves as representatives of a foreign investment company with a false identity, the magazine claimed that they also recorded the meetings with some Slovenian politicians.

Following the allegations, former Prime Minister Robert Golob asked the European Union to investigate whether there was foreign interference in the general election. If Jansa “Black Cube” He denied the allegations, stating that he had never heard of the name before.

The government led by Golob also officially recognized the State of Palestine in 2024 and banned the export, import and transit of military equipment from Israel. Jansa, on the other hand, announced that they requested a referendum, claiming that the recognition decision would harm the country in the long term.