Loks fengið varan­legt heimili eftir yfir hundrað ár á Ís­landi

Fyrsta menningarhús gyðinga á Íslandi

Chabad couple turns a small dream into Iceland's historic first Jewish cultural center

Iceland Gets Its First Jewish Center

Þorgerður fordæmdi gyðingahatur á Laugavegi

Utanríkisráðherra hélt ræðu á ljósahátíð Gyðinga á Íslandi

Foreign Minister Delivers Speech At Jewish Festival Of Lights

Jewish Community of Iceland Marks Hanukkah Amid Global Concerns

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir shared words at the Holocaust Memorial event.

Vill að helfararinnar verði minnst árlega á Íslandi

Iceland only has one rabbi. In a world filled with hate, he leads with kindness.

Statement on the massacre in Israel

Minningarathöfn Um Helförina

Iceland Officially Recognises Judaism As A Religious Organisation Within The Country

Highlights of Chanukah in downtown Reykjavik

Iceland Officially Recognises Jewish Community as Religious Organisation

Aldrei aftur!

Fagna sigri gyðinga fyrir meira en tvö þúsund árum á ljósa­há­tíðinni

Ask An Expert: How Does One Celebrate Shabbat In The Midnight Sun?

Iceland recognizes Judaism as an official state religion

Iceland's Jews Beat Church Taxes and a Circumcision Ban. Now They Even Have a Rabbi

Iceland adds Judaism to list of state-recognized religions

Chanukah Celebration in Reykjavik City Center

Rabbi Feldman speaks at Iceland's first Holocaust Memorial

Torah rolla fyrir nýtt félag gyðinga á Íslandi

Iceland Jewish community celebrates its first permanent Torah scroll

Rabbi Feldman reacts to Netflix mini series Unorthodox in radio interview with Frosti Logason of Visir

Gyðingar á Ís­landi fögnuðu ljósa­há­tíð

Cue The Hava Nagila: Iceland’s First Rabbi Has Arrived

Chabad to Open Iceland's First Synagogue

Ef það þyrfti að umskera þá myndum við ráða Mohel inn að utan til að framkvæma hann

Iceland to receive 1st resident rabbi in recent history

Fyrsti íslenski rabbíninn mun beita sér gegn umskurðarbanninu

Chabad Will Open Iceland’s First Synagogue

Iceland is getting its first resident rabbi in decades

Chabad of Reykjavik Newest ‘Frozen Chosen’ Addition

Chabad House Opening In Iceland: The Last European Capital Without A Rabbi Gets One