He characterized October 7 as a consequence of what he called 'colonialism.'

The U.S. State Department said it was “very troubled” by the fund’s decision to divest from Caterpillar over the use of the company’s equipment by Israeli authorities in Judea and Samaria and Gaza.

The Israeli Embassy in Oslo condemned the remarks, calling them 'unacceptable' and urging the broadcaster to remove the segment.

In an unprecedented letter to health authorities, Jewish leaders warn of a deeply concerning trend not experienced since World War II.'

'Norway chose to award the rapists and murderers of Hamas in the form of recognition of a Palestinian state,' says Yisrael Katz.

The move comes after Oslo recognized a 'Palestinian state' and other anti-Israel actions.

The residents, primarily Christian, express their solidarity with Israel through an array of flags and symbols, reflecting a profound bond rooted in faith and shared values.

On Wednesday, Ireland, Norway, and Spain announced that they will officially recognize Palestinian statehood on May 28th.

Israel’s Foreign Minister Israel Katz recalled the ambassadors in Ireland and Norway for immediate consultations on the decisions to recognize a Palestinian state.

Norway claims that labeling settlement products is in line with the E.U. Court of Justice, but international law experts are unconvinced.

'Norway considers the Israeli settlements in the occupied territories to be contrary to international law.'

Uproar in Norway at radio show host's anti-Semitic rant against Israeli success fighting pandemic.

Palestinian officials refused to remove martyr-worship, terror incitement, and vile anti-Semitism from foreign-funded textbooks, forcing Norwegian officials to stop paying for the hate-filled tomes.

NGO Monitor has documented the phenomenon of UN treaty bodies that violate their mandates to evaluate state compliance, as part of anti-Israel campaigns.

The Norwegian parliament called on the Palestinian Authority on Thursday to remove violent, racist and anti-Semitic materials from its school curriculum, or else face a drop or cessation in funding.

Oslo caved to the anti-Israel BDS movement, which seeks the complete elimination of the Jewish state.

In any culture, the tone comes from the top — and Norway’s festering zeitgeist of anti-Semitism proves this point.

Denmark has canceled funding to a Palestinian NGO and is demanding its money be returned, following Norway's lead.

Norway slammed the Palestinian Authority for using Norwegian funds to glorify a notorious terrorist.

'A vote in favor of boycotts, divestment and sanctions is a vote against the very legitimacy of the Jewish state,' the Anti-Defamation League stated.

LO, the largest labor union in Norway, has endorsed a full boycott of Israel.

A resident of Israel, a desert country, is hoping to make it to a dogsledding competition near the North Pole.

Anti-Israel activists are celebrating a victory in Norway for the BDS movement.

An Israeli official spoke with Norwegian Ambassador Jon Hanssen-Bauer to express Israel's appreciation with a decision by Norway to crack down when aid to the Palestinians would be used to finance terror by supporting convicted Palestinian terrorists and their families.

Norwegian Foreign Minister Børge Brende confronted the Palestinian leader on the PA payments to terrorists. Abbas confirmed that such payments still exist, but said that the salaries are not paid with Norwegian funds.

Norwegian lawmakers are demanding that their government stop sending money to the PA, now that they know it goes to support terrorists rather than for the benefit of society.

A Norwegian newspaper published an anti Israel and anti-Semitic cartoon, comparing Israel to Nazi Germany. The editor has refused to apologize.

"We cannot give in and won't give in to pressure from terrorists and criminals. Norway does not pay ransom," the Norwegian prime minister said.

Stavanger Councilman Mats Danielsen called on his municipality to sever its sister city partnership with Nablus over the latter’s glorification of Palestinian terrorism.

A major Norwegian bank issued a personal credit card with an anti-Semitic image embedded by the customer and, following a complaint, revoked the card and apologized.

“I put myself in their shoes and think what this would be like for me if I couldn’t safely wear my Muslim attire and was afraid of going to the mosque.”