Beirut, Ukraine, and ‘Mossad Agent’: How the Story of a Fugitive from Hezbollah’s Custody Turned into a Diplomatic Crisis

On March 31, 2026, a new scandal erupted in Lebanon at the intersection of war, intelligence, and diplomacy. It concerns a person whom Lebanese security forces and representatives of Hezbollah call linked to the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, and whom the Ukrainian embassy in Beirut, according to local sources, might have sheltered on its territory. … Read more

Fragments at the Ukrainian embassy in Israel: Iranian missile once again linked Tel Aviv and the Ukrainian war

The morning of March 31, 2026, in Tel Aviv was yet another reminder that Iran’s war against Israel has long gone beyond ordinary regional escalation. Fragments of an Iranian cluster missile fell a few dozen meters from the building of the Ukrainian embassy in Tel Aviv. Fortunately, at the time of the shelling, visitors were … Read more

Video: “Know Ours”. Pavel Galich. Video project UA Code about Ukrainians and Ukrainian Jews who are from Ukraine and for Ukraine here in Israel.

“Know Ours” – a new video project already on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@UA-code. This is a project about Ukrainians and Ukrainian Jews who are from Ukraine and for Ukraine here in Israel . Co-author of the project Katerina Trushik: “We decided to create a Ukrainian YouTube channel in Israel – and our interview section “Know Ours”! This … Read more

“Pantheon” for the nation during the war: why Kyiv is preparing a place for the return of outstanding Ukrainians

March 28, 2026, several Ukrainian platforms brought up a topic on the agenda that, during wartime, sounds not like a cultural formality for the country, but as a matter of state self-identification. It’s about the creation of a Pantheon of Outstanding Ukrainians in Kyiv — a space where, in the future, the remains of famous … Read more

On International Jewish Book Day, December 29, we remember the “Kiev Letter” of the 10th century, confirming the ancient ties between Ukraine and the Jewish people

International Jewish Book Day is celebrated annually on December 29 (International Jewish Book Day). This holiday symbolizes the rich literature and cultural heritage of the Jewish people, reflecting their influence on world culture. However, behind the celebration lie deep historical ties that unite Israel, Ukraine and the Jewish community. One of the brightest pages of … Read more

Jews from Ukraine: Yevhen “Benya” Yatsyna, the youngest Ukrainian “cyborg” who died in January 2015 defending Donetsk airport

In Ukraine, January 20 is observed as the Day of Remembrance for the Defenders of Donetsk Airport. It marks the anniversary of the end of the battles for the airfield. The events of those days became an important milestone in the modern history of the country. The battles for the Donetsk Airport lasted from May … Read more

Ephraim Katzir (Katchalski), the 4th President of Israel, a native of Kyiv, was also a writer, journalist, and public figure.

Ukrainian-Jewish relations are rich in shared pages of history and outstanding individuals who played a significant role in the establishment and development of the State of Israel. Ephraim Katzir (Katchalski) This includes Ephraim Katzir (Katchalski) – a native of Kyiv, an outstanding biophysicist, and an influential Israeli politician, the fourth President of Israel. Born in … Read more