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The Balkan region exhibits a divergence in the positions of its countries regarding Israel's war on the Gaza Strip, with some nations expressing support for the Palestinians, while others maintain strong relations with Israel. Bosnia and Herzegovina has experienced internal divisions resulting from differing attitudes among its ethnic groups; most Bosniaks have shown solidarity with the Palestinians, whereas Serbs and the Croat minority support Israel, citing historical, ethnic, and religious considerations. In Serbia, relations with Israel are increasingly growing through arms exports and defense cooperation, despite supporting Palestine in international arenas. Kosovo and Albania have established relations with Israel and aligned themselves with Washington, including transferring their embassies to Jerusalem and recognizing each other. Meanwhile, smaller countries like Montenegro and North Macedonia tend to remain neutral, adhering to EU and NATO policies. Romania and Bulgaria maintain cautious positions that lean towards supporting Israel, with strategic relationships with the United States. Overall, internal and external policies in the region vary based on national interests and stances, making regional consensus on the Middle Eastern issue difficult to attain.
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