Through a series of new technical measures, the government simplifies the acquisition of land by Israeli Jews and expands the administration’s scope for intervention in areas under Palestinian control. But where do we stand since the Oslo Accords, while Norwegian diplomacy—self-satisfied for so long, and notably represented by diplomats such as Terje Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul—has been shaken by recent revelations, and getting dragged into the Jefrrey Epstein quagmire with both figures reportedly mentioned in investigations, Juul having been compelled to resign from her post as ambassador in Amman? These developments have contributed to a crisis of credibility for Norwegian diplomacy, which had long been celebrated as a neutral facilitator in Middle East peace efforts.