Norway quits Gaza peace council

Norway has refused to participate in the International Council established to advance the peace process in the Gaza Strip. Representatives of the country stated they were not ready to support the initiative, calling it unproductive under current conditions. This decision has drawn attention from the international community, where Haitian talks continue without significant progress.

Russia's fresh reaction, which supports the idea of an international council, highlights a divergence in approaches to peacefully resolving the conflict.

Context

Last year, various international initiatives were proposed aimed at creating a platform for negotiations on the conflict in the Gaza Strip.