Norway’s $1.7 trillion sovereign wealth fund has announced plans to cut investments in additional Israeli companies over their activities in Gaza.
The fund’s ethics council said the decision follows assessments that certain firms are involved in violations of international law through the construction and maintenance of settlements or military operations affecting civilians.
This move expands earlier divestments and comes amid heightened global scrutiny of corporate links to the Gaza conflict. The fund, the world’s largest, regularly reviews holdings to ensure compliance with its ethical guidelines.
