Norway’s criminal police force, Kripos, has been evaluating for six months whether to launch a formal investigation into the Government Pension Fund Global – commonly known as the Oil Fund – regarding its investments in Israeli entities. The review stems from concerns raised about potential complicity in human rights violations related to investments in the occupied Palestinian territories. No decision has yet been made regarding a full investigation, and the assessment is ongoing. Critics argue the fund’s investments contradict ethical guidelines intended to prevent harm. The Oil Fund manages Norway’s vast sovereign wealth, built from oil revenues, and is under increasing pressure to demonstrate responsible investment practices. Further details regarding the specific investments under review have not been publicly disclosed. The outcome of Kripos’ assessment will determine whether a criminal inquiry is initiated.