According to 2023 statistics, Finland is home to about 1,300 Jews, making it the third-largest Jewish community in Scandinavia (following Sweden and Denmark). Largely integrated into Finnish society, Jews in Finland enjoy a sense of stability and are prominent in a number of high offices of state. The Jewish community in Finland is represented by the Suomen Juutalaisten Seurakuntien Keskusneuvosto (The Central Council of Jewish Communities of Finland) – the Finnish affiliate of the World Jewish Congress.