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Some declarations of friendship have been recast as condemnation.Ireland and Spain have long led criticism of Israel\u2019s oppression of Palestinians.At the recent UN General Assembly, Ireland\u2019s Prime Minister Micheal Martin said Israel\u2019s actions in Gaza \u201cwill shame the world\u201d, while Spain\u2019s Pedro Sanchez spoke of \u201ccondemning unequivocally the genocide that Netanyahu continues to perpetrate in Gaza\u201d.Recently, in a sign of how much has changed in three years, Britain, whose Balfour Declaration helped lay the foundations for Israel\u2019s creation, imposed a ban on goods from illegal settlements, while its foreign secretary accused Israeli settlers of ethnic cleansing.On Saturday, a group of settlers attacked European diplomats and officials from Belgium, France and Poland who were visiting Palestinian olive harvesters near the village of Taybeh in the occupied West Bank. The assault, which came a day after settlers attacked a United States journalist north of Ramallah, drew widespread international condemnation.Scarred relations between Europe and Israel may never fully repair, experts said as Israel heads to an election on October 27 that is too close to call.Will the result affect Europe-Israel ties?Yossi Mekelberg, a Middle East analyst at Chatham House, said if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returns with the far right, \u201ccertain things will become irreversible. The damage caused by this government is deep\u201d.Nicola Perugini, a senior lecturer in international relations at the University of Edinburgh, warned that the re-election of the leader, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC), would see Gaza\u2019s population continue to struggle under \u201cunliveable\u201d conditions.A Netanyahu coalition with more liberal parties might slow settlement expansion. But having a premier wanted by the ICC at the helm would likely lead to a continued deterioration of the Israel-Europe relationship. Replacing Netanyahu would not necessarily mean a break with the policies driving European criticism, experts said.For instance, Gadi Eisenkot, former military chief and leader of the centrist Yashar party, viewed as Netanyahu\u2019s main challenger, has opposed Palestinian statehood.An annual public opinion survey by Israel\u2019s Mitvim Institute last year showed that 67 percent of Israelis regarded the EU more as an adversary, compared with 14 percent who saw it as a friend.Mekelberg sees potential for a different relationship under a more liberal government.\u201cThe conversation with Europe would be more reasonable and rational,\u201d he said, but warned that the picture would not change overnight.More humanitarian aid could be delivered to Palestinians and the rate of settlement expansion could slow, analysts said. 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