Group 1 - Slovenia becomes the first EU member state to ban imports of all products from Israeli illegal settlements in Palestinian occupied territories [1] - The Slovenian Foreign Minister stated that the ban is a necessary response to violations of international law, sending a clear message that such actions should have consequences [1] - Slovenia is considering the feasibility of banning exports of Slovenian products to the aforementioned regions [1] Group 2 - The Slovenian government highlighted the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip and has decided to provide humanitarian aid worth nearly 880,000 euros to Palestinian civilians [2]

Group 1 - Slovenia has become the first EU member state to ban the import of all products from Israeli illegal settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, as announced by the government on August 6 [1] - The Slovenian Foreign Minister stated that this ban is a necessary response to violations of international law, sending a clear message that such actions should have consequences [1] - Slovenia is also exploring the feasibility of banning exports of Slovenian products to these regions [1] Group 2 - The Slovenian government highlighted the severe and deteriorating humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, deciding to provide nearly €880,000 worth of humanitarian aid, including food and blankets, to Palestinian civilians [2]