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Norway refuses to toughen investment rules in Israeli companies

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The Norwegian parliament has rejected moves to toughen rules on its sovereign wealth fund investing in companies operating in the occupied West Bank, AFP reports.

Lawmakers voted by 88 to 16 against a proposal to order the fund to withdraw from companies “that contribute to Israel’s war crimes and the illegal occupation” of the West Bank.

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