Israel had a bad week in Europe. Does it herald a wider shift in EU relations?

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Hungary's government change and Italy's suspension of a defense pact signal potential EU trade sanctions against Israeli settlers. These shifts may lead to broader EU reconsideration of relations with Israel due to its actions in Gaza and the region.

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With Orbán gone and Meloni distancing herself, EU sanctions on trade and settlers are looking more likelyIt was a bad week for Israel in Europe: the country lost its staunchest regional ally when Viktor Orbán was toppled from power in Hungary, and Italy suspended a key defence pact. The shifts are likely to pave the way for long-delayed sanctions against violent settlers in the occupied West Bank, and add to broader pressure for the EU to reconsider its relationship with Israel over its wars in

Israel had a bad week in Europe. Does it herald a wider shift in EU relations?

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