Norway's sovereign wealth fund, which is known as the largest in the world, has sold off all its shares in Bezeq, the telecommunications provider of Israel.
This decision was made due to Bezeq's involvement in providing telecom services to Israeli settlements located in the occupied West Bank.
The fund's action highlights the increasing scrutiny and ethical considerations surrounding investments in companies connected to contentious geopolitical issues. The divestment reflects a broader trend among institutional investors to review their portfolios in light of social responsibility and international law concerns.