Norway

In total, the police registered 77 messages with illegal content sent to the Jewish Community of Oslo from the beginning of November 2023 to the end of February 2024.

Due to the rise is antisemitism and the general anti-Israel sentiment in the country, Melchior said many Jews are debating whether they want to continue living in Norway.

President of Haifa University Prof Ron Rubin said "Oslo Metropolitan University's decision to stop the student exchange program with Haifa University is no different from a decision on an academic boycott and we condemn it."

The metro station Furuset in the Norwegian capital was vandalised with antisemitic tags, including phrases such as 'Hitler started it. We finished it' and 'Hamas, one struggle.'

A new survey shows that the percentage of negative attitudes towards Jews and Muslims has decreased in Norway compared to 2017. But significant groups continue to harbor antisemitic and anti-Muslim beliefs, according to Vibeke Moe and Birgitte P. Haanshuus, researchers and authors of the report.

More than 700 people commemorated the deportation of Norwegian Jews to concentration camps at the Oslo City hall.