Norway held secret meetings with Hamas in 2021
The Norwegian government-appointed foundation NOREF Norwegian Centre for Conflict Resolution secretly met with Hamas in Gaza in 2021 with the aim of improving relations between the terrorist organisation and the EU, leaked Hamas documents show. Marte Heian-Engdal and Frida Nome represented NOREF at the meeting.

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Government policy – All spin, like a bad supermarket ad
Arendalsuka, Norway’s annual festival of politics and political correctness, is over for 2026. As the power elite packs up, the private sector is left deeply uneasy. Labour appears increasingly panicked, with the left seeking to suppress criticism. Its growing aggression betrays weakness. Government policy increasingly resembles a bad supermarket advert: working flat out for the customers. Indeed.
The rise of antisemitism and the threats to Jewish life in Europe
Jews in Europe are increasingly subjected to verbal and physical attacks – often, but not always, by Islamists. A man recently threatened to kill a Jewish couple in a French supermarket. The threat was based on accusations of genocide in Gaza. The man was sorry that ‘Hitler did not finish the job’. The development is ominous.

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