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Core Insights - Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) has sold shares in Israeli companies due to rising public discontent in Norway regarding investments linked to military actions in Gaza [1][3] - The fund has reduced its holdings from 61 to 38 Israeli companies, selling 11 stocks and terminating contracts with all external asset managers in Israel [2][3] Group 1: Investment Actions - As of August 14, NBIM's investment in Israeli companies was valued at 19 billion kroner, a decrease of 4 billion kroner compared to June 30 [2] - The fund has submitted additional company information to the ethics committee, indicating potential further exclusions of companies from its portfolio [2][3] - The CEO of NBIM stated that future investments in Israel will be limited to companies within the stock benchmark index [4] Group 2: Public Sentiment and Response - The controversy was sparked by reports of NBIM holding shares in an Israeli company providing services for military aircraft used in Gaza [3] - Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre expressed concern and requested a review of the fund's investments in Israeli companies [3] - The fund's investment strategy is index-driven, with a significant portion of its equity investments focused on North America (57.1%) and a minimal allocation to the Middle East (0.61%), with Israel representing 0.21% [3]