Haaretz (English) · Gaza · 5 Jul 2026

The headline editorialises, and the legal stakes go unmentioned.

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<b>'War is seen as an inevitability':</b> Serbia's small pro-Palestine movement is challenging a growing embr

BELGRADE, Serbia – Israel's once-cozy relations with Europe have deteriorated throughout the controversial two-year war in Gaza, from public diplomatic snafus with the prime ministers of Italy, France and Spain to threats to nix the European Union association agreement. In Berlin and London – the capitals of Israel's closest European allies – protestors regularly take to the streets en masse to voice their solidarity with Palestinians and their opposition to the governmental line. 'War Is Seen as an Inevitability': Serbia's Small pro-Palestine Movement Is Challenging a Growing Embrace of Israel People holding signs reading "We don't want Elbit" and "Israel attacked the Iranian public television building in the middle of a broadcast" at a protest against Israel's participation in Eurovision in front of the state-run TV headquarters in Belgrade on April 28. Credit: Darko Vojinovic/AP Serbia and Israel are deepening ties through record arms deals, military cooperation and political favors. But while a small protest movement demands an end to the alliance, most Serbs remain preoccupied with other concerns Loading... Click the alert icon to follow topics: Trending Now Comments Loading...

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