Israel has revoked the diplomatic status of eight Norwegian diplomats representing Norway to the Palestinian Authority, citing Oslo's 'anti-Israel behavior' in response to its recognition of a Palestinian state and participation in legal actions against Israeli leaders at the International Criminal Court. Foreign Minister Israel Katz condemned Norway's actions, stating that they would 'pay a price' for pursuing a unilateral policy against Israel, especially following the ongoing conflict with Hamas since October 7. The decision, effective within seven days, halts any further diplomatic representation by Norway regarding the Palestinian Authority. Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide labeled the revocation as an 'extreme action' that could have serious repercussions for the Israeli government, and he has summoned Israel's representative in Norway to protest. Eide also mentioned that Norway is considering additional measures in response to this diplomatic rift. The situation underscores escalating tensions between Israel and Norway amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.