Police Drop Investigation Into Norwegian Connection to Hezbollah Pager Attack

Earlier this month, Israel confirmed it was behind the pager and radio attacks that killed or wounded thousands of members of the terrorist group in Beirut.

A person is carried on a stretcher outside American University of Beirut Medical Center as people, including Hezbollah terrorists, were wounded and killed when their pagers exploded, in Lebanon, on Sept. 17, 2024. Mohamed Azakir/Reuters

The Norwegian police have dropped an investigation into a connection with September’s booby-trapped pager attack in Lebanon, which killed dozens of members of the terrorist group Hezbollah.

On Sept. 27, the Norwegian authorities issued an international wanted notice for Rinson Jose, 39, who left Oslo for the United States on Sept. 17, the same day the pagers exploded in Beirut, killing 42 people, including two children.