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
Church leaders blast Iceland’s anti-circumcision bill
This would make Jews and Muslims "criminals," bishop says.
Iceland to receive 1st resident rabbi in recent history
Rabbi Avi Feldman, 27, of Brooklyn, New York and his Sweden-born wife Mushky are slated to settle with their two daughters in Reykjavík, the world’s northernmost capital city, later this year.
Bill to ban circumcision introduced in Iceland’s parliament
The measure cites the prohibition of female genital mutilation in 2005, arguing a similar prohibition is necessary for males.
Reykjavík to get food delivered by Israeli drones
Reykjavik was the first European capital to support boycotting products from Israeli settlements.
From the Holy Land to the Land of Fire and Ice
WOW Air, Iceland's low-cost carrier, will start offering four weekly flights from Tel Aviv to Reykjavik, starting in June 2017.
Icelandic boycotts, troubling precedents
Clever puns, it seems, are preferable to a coherent foreign policy.
JPost Editorial: Chilling boycott
Hate spreads to where we wouldn’t expect it to sink roots and all for the sake of basking in the supposed aura of enlightenment.
65-year-old Israeli man killed while vacationing in Iceland
The victim's family has been notified.
Israel looks to shed selfish ways to rebound
Finger-pointing mars blue-and-white’s preparation for crucial qualifier at Iceland.
Five new ambassadors present Peres credentials
Ambassadors from Poland, Portugal, Estonia, Kazakhstan and Iceland present credentials to president.
