Iceland
How three Holocaust era Jewish refugees built Iceland’s classical music scene from scratch
Iceland’s prime minister closed the borders to Jews, but three men who slipped in changed the country’s history.
Chabad couple turns a small dream into Iceland's historic first Jewish cultural center - interview
Eurovision chief rules out future votes on Israel's participation despite ongoing country boycotts
Six countries designate IRGC terrorist organization following discussions with Sa'ar
Iceland welcomes its first permanent Torah scroll
The final letters of the Torah were written at a reception last Thursday at the home of the US ambassador to Iceland, Jeffrey Ross Gunter, who is Jewish.
Meet Iris, the Jewish Icelandic singer with the voice of an actual angel
Iris has the voice of an angel. Like the voice you wish the cantor at your childhood synagogue had but they truly, unfortunately did not.
On the 25th anniversary of the Chabad Rebbe's death: Shluchim speak out
Twenty-five years after the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s death, Chabad continues to spread across the world and impact countless Jews.
In Iceland, hate has prevailed from the Nazi SS to Eurovision 2019
Icelandic band Hatari presents last surprise, song with Palestinian
In a video clip with Bashar Murad the band seems to be singing in the West Bank.
De-hyphenation, Madonna and Iceland’s bad guys
It will be interesting to see the results next week of the very real voting in the European Parliament elections.
Iceland should have won the Eurovision - [Satire]
A Satirical look at the efforts of Iceland’s Eurovision band, Hatari.
Iceland's Eurovision group Hatari posts Palestinian flag on Instagram
The post was published shortly after their performance on the Eurovision stage on Saturday night.
EBU condemns Madonna, Iceland for Palestinian flags at Eurovision
BDS slammed Iceland: It "overwhelmingly rejects fig-leaf gestures of solidarity from international artists crossing our peaceful picket line."
Iceland's Eurovision act: Israel is apartheid
Hatari said they took a tour of Hebron on Saturday and saw 'the face of the occupation.'
