The Jewish community in Slovenia, comprising only a few hundred members, is approaching the new government led by Prime Minister Janez Jansa with cautious hope. Robert Waltl, director of the Jewish Cultural Center in Ljubljana, expressed that the community has faced increasing antisemitism, particularly since the rise of anti-Israel rhetoric following the October 7 events. Waltl highlighted that many community members feel exhausted from harassment and intimidation, which has escalated to threats and vandalism, including graffiti equating swastikas with the Star of David on the Cultural Center's doors. Despite these challenges, the community has made strides in rebuilding Jewish life in Slovenia through educational programs and cultural initiatives, although it has received minimal systematic support from the previous government. The upcoming opening of a permanent exhibition dedicated to Jewish history in Slovenia aims to reinforce the community's historical significance and cultural identity. Waltl hopes that the new government will recognize the importance of supporting Jewish life as part of preserving democratic values and minority cultures in Slovenia.