Norway Elevates Terror Alert Amid Middle East Conflict

Increased threats to Jewish and Israeli targets prompt Norway to heighten security measures.

Norway has raised its terrorism threat level to the second-highest due to escalating risks from the Middle East conflict.
The decision follows incidents in Denmark and Sweden involving attacks near Israeli diplomatic missions.
Norwegian police, typically unarmed, will now carry firearms nationwide as a precaution.
The PST security service elevated the threat level from moderate to high, indicating increased likelihood of attacks.
Authorities emphasize the primary threat is against Jewish and Israeli entities in Norway.