Nordic countries concerned over anti-UNRWA legislation
Five Nordic countries criticize bills against UNRWA introduced in the Knesset, say they "may fundamentally jeopardize the prospects for a two-state solution".
Five Nordic countries criticize bills against UNRWA introduced in the Knesset, say they "may fundamentally jeopardize the prospects for a two-state solution".
Twelve-year-old arrested by Finnish police for murdering another 12-year-old and injuring two. Twelve-year-old is under age of criminal liability and will not be detained.
The World Happiness Report finds a drastic drop in happiness in the US. Finland tops the overall list for the seventh successive year.
Several countries follow US' lead, announce pause in funding for UNRWA following 'deeply concerning' reports that UNRWA employees participated in the Oct. 7 massacre.
Dr. Nina Nordström, the Ambassador of Finland, visited Magen David Adom's National Dispatch Center in Kiryat Ono and signed an agreement to donate 1 million Euro to the organization
Officials in Finland stated that in light of the war in Gaza and Israel’s participation – they plan to boycott Eurovision 2024
Finland signs 317 million EUR agreement to purchase David's Sling, one of the world's leading systems for intercepting advanced threats.
Finland's government outlines plan to fight racism after the cabinet was twice rocked by scandals.
US, Israel, and Finland to sign procurement agreement worth approximately 316 million Euros.
Children returning from field trip fall 'several meters' onto road below, report says.
Veteran lawmaker accosted by angry antisemite who threatens to throw him onto subway tracks and punches him in the face.
Constitutional committee deeply critical of animal welfare bill, describing it as a threat to religious freedom in Finland.
130 Finnish artists join anti-Israel boycott of Finland's national art gallery over Israeli billionaire on its board.
Fence along border with Russia expected to be completed within 3-4 years.
Finland urged to amend animal welfare bill that would by technicality serve to ban religious slaughter.
Estonia and Finland urge European nations to deny tourist visas to Russians.
Motion backing NATO membership for Finland and Sweden approved in Senate by an overwhelming majority of 95-1.
The Turkish President says there's no reason for his country to accept Sweden and Finland's bids since they will end up 'just like Greece.'
Russia has allegedly deployed a unit of Iskander nukes in retaliation for the country's bid to join NATO.
The Turkish leader said the two Baltic states were harbingers of terror groups.
Russia accused the West of waging a 'hybrid war', as a Putin ally threatened to nuke the UK in just over 3 minutes and Finland in 10 secs.
Kremlin announces that Finland’s intention to join NATO poses a direct threat to Russia and intends to respond with "necessary measures."
The Baltic states' clear interest in NATO membership has the Russian President furious.
Katharina von Schnurbein urges Finland to increase measures against antisemitism.
Unverified footage appears to indicate Russian weapons systems being moved toward the Finnish capital.
Zelenskyy warned that Finland could be next on Putin's hitlist as the country weighs joining NATO following Russia's aggression in Ukraine.
Finland’s national railway company has suspended the Allegro – one of the last remaining train services between the EU and Russia.
Finnish foreign ministry says it detected NSO's spyware in several phones used by its diplomats abroad.
Finnish Christian missionary group Felm cuts ties with one of six PFLP affiliates labelled a terrorist organization by Israel.
Three men banned for life from memorial site at Dachau after photographing each other making Nazi salute there.
Discussion about banning swastika comes after Finnish court throws out case against men accused of flying Nazi flag during a 2018 parade.
Case against 5 men accused of flying Nazi flag during Independence Day parade will be taken to higher court by state prosecutor.
Finland is building the largest, most powerful reactor in Europe - and plans to solve the issue of 250K of nuclear waste worldwide.
Lawmakers remove language banning nonmedical circumcision of boys from a bill on female genital mutilation.
Speckles and blotches of paint found on facade of synagogue in Turku, 70 miles of Helsinki.
Report by Council of Europe hits Finland over 'escalating' racism, anti-Semitism, and other forms of bigotry.
Neo-Nazis, right-wing extremists vandalize Israeli embassy in Finland over the weekend, 15th time in the last year and a half.
Citizens from Finland, on tour of Judea and Samaria, express support for the Pittsburgh Jewish community.
Deputy FM Hotovely to Finnish counterpart: Two-state solution is not the main issue, Israel expects its friends to support historical truth.
Finland will investigate evidence suggesting that soldiers of its army were involved in murdering Jews during the Holocaust.
European rabbis gather in Finland, place emphasis on Reform movement which they say is "one of the main challenges of our time."
Two people killed and six wounded in stabbings in the city of Turku in western Finland.
Funny? Sad? Alarming? Finland's public broadcasting channel's video on how to defend against rape shows a disconnect from reality.
Three separate anti-Semitic attacks in Russia, Finland, and the US over Passover demonstrate global scourge that is anti-Semitism.
Pro-Israel Finnish humanitarian foundation grants award for writer Inna Rogatchi's "creative approach in the hard labor of memory".
Christian missionaries have in recent weeks begun targeting cities in southern Israel, activists for the Yad L'achim organization said.
In a small but symbolic gesture, Finnish Amateur Athletic Association apologizes for unfairly denying Jewish athlete's 1938 victory.
A Finnish paper notorious for its anti-Semitic content has said it would tone down its editorial line after being criticized.
Finland and Denmark upgrade the status of the Palestinian Authority’s diplomatic missions to 'Palestinian embassies'.
Finnish official asserts on state television that Jews hold vast control over wealth, media, thus impeding neutrality in US Mideast stance.
Israel warns Finland that it will stop a boat with activists on board by force if it tries to break the blockade on Gaza.
European finance ministers hit resistance while trying to stave off a rout prompted by skyrocketing interest charges on Spanish debt.
A senior Finnish diplomat reportedly visited to discuss whether Israel would attend an NPT conference on the Middle East in Helsinki.
While attention has been focused on the Arab world, the European debt crisis is still with us and becoming more intractable.
Tarja Halonen, the president of Finland, planted an olive tree this week in the Jerusalem Forest as physical expression of her desire for peace.