When we talk about Jewish music, we most often recall touching violin melodies, klezmer ensembles, the sound of the clarinet, and Hasidic chants that can both cry and rejoice simultaneously. But behind this tradition lies a vast cultural layer closely connected with the history of Ukraine. It is here that unique musical expressions were formed, … Read more
NAnews presents a news overview of the story of Tzvi Hirsh (Grigory), a 32-year-old soldier of the 34th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who died defending Ukraine on the Kherson front line. His death is not just a tragedy — it is a symbol of unity between the Jewish and … Read more
On April 5, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made one of the most alarming statements in recent days for Israel. According to him, Russia has provided Iran with satellite intelligence data on Israel’s energy system, involving approximately 50-53 facilities, which, according to the Ukrainian side, have no military purpose and pertain to civilian infrastructure. This … Read more
The news of the loss of an American F-15E over Iran was hastily presented by some commentators as a major victory for Tehran. But if you remove the propaganda noise, the picture looks quite different. As of April 5, 2026, Reuters and AP confirm: this is the first confirmed case of the loss of a … Read more
Ukraine, which has been living in conditions of full-scale war for more than two years and is adapting daily to the changing nature of hostilities, has unexpectedly found itself in the role of mentor for American law enforcement. Ukrainian specialists have begun training US law enforcement personnel in the use of drones to combat drug … Read more
On April 4, 2026, the Ukrainian team Wild Hornets reported an event they themselves call a world record: pilot Roman “Hulk” from the BULAVA unit destroyed two Russian Shahed-type drones in one sortie using STING interceptors and the HORNET VISION Ctrl remote control system. This information was then relayed by Ukrainian media and UNITED24, citing … Read more
Rocket hits on Bnei Brak have become not only military news for part of Israeli society but also a profound ideological shock. For the secular observer, this is another episode of a war in which no city in the country can consider itself fully protected anymore. For the ultra-Orthodox community, the question sounds different: how … Read more
A new international scandal is brewing around the 61st Venice Biennale, and this time the dispute is not only about contemporary art. A group of exhibition participants demanded that the management of one of the world’s most famous cultural forums exclude Russia, Israel, and the United States from the list of official participants. The appeal … Read more
Between the craters in Ukrainian black soil and the ruins in the Middle East today, there is much more in common than an outside observer is accustomed to admitting. It’s long been not just about two wars in different regions. It’s about a similar confrontation where the question is not the front line, not the … Read more
Almost 4 years ago, with the start of Putin’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine, a 13-year-old teenager Mark Golenkov arrived in Israel from Kyiv. A repatriate. A goalkeeper. A guy who had been training in the Ukrainian football environment and living a normal child’s life, where training was the main event of the day. And then … Read more