Norway's current government proves to be no better than the one that signed the awful Oslo accords

It's bad enough that Britain's government decided, most blatantly, to impose sanctions on business dealing with Israeli communities in Judea/Samaria. Now, Norway's government is continuing to prove they haven't changed from the time they hosted what brought horror stories upon Israel since 1993:

Norwegian companies and individuals could face prison sentences of up to three years for trading with Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria under legislation expected to come before parliament this fall, Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said, according to public broadcaster NRK.

The Norwegian government has proposed prohibiting trade in goods and services with the communities, including construction-related activity. The public consultation on the measure concluded Saturday, and Eide said he expects parliament to approve it. [...]

The ban would apply to both goods and services and would also include eastern Jerusalem. Eide said economic activity with Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria is relatively limited, citing wine and certain agricultural products as examples.

I guess we can avoid buying Norway's own products, which are bound to be worthless anyway. Norway's government continues to pander to the Religion of Peace, and that's a serious problem.