An exhibition about Golda Meir was held at the Kyiv Art Gallery, including images of Golda in Ukrainian embroidered shirts with her most famous quotes.

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“The exhibition features 14 archival photos of various moments in the life of Golda Meir, which have been ‘updated’ using artificial intelligence technologies, and 13 images of Golda in embroidered shirts with her most famous quotes. Thanks to technological innovations, we see Mrs. Meir in a modern and natural way, and perhaps this is a … Read more

“Threads of Identity”: Modern Ukrainian Motankas by Yana Dereza will be shown in Tel Aviv — October 16–17, 2026, free entry

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On October 16 and 17, 2026, the Ukrainian Cultural Center in Tel Aviv will host an exhibition by Ukrainian artist and restorer Yana Dereza, “Threads of Identity”. At the center of the project is the motanka, one of the recognizable forms of Ukrainian folk culture, which the artist transforms into a modern story about memory, … Read more

Zhabotinsky and Petliura: What happened on September 4, 1921, at the XII Zionist Congress and why a Jewish gendarmerie was created to protect the Jews of Ukraine

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On September 4, 1921, in the midst of the XII Zionist Congress in Carlsbad, Vladimir Ze’ev Jabotinsky signed an agreement to create a Jewish gendarmerie in Ukraine. Symon Petliura was not at the negotiating table: the document was concluded by Jabotinsky and the head of the diplomatic mission of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in Czechoslovakia, … Read more

“A little from here and a little from there”: Ukrainian-Israeli evening “Tales from the Suitcase” to be held in Tel Aviv – October 15, 2026

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On October 15 in Tel Aviv, Anna Andrienko’s author project “Tuteshni” will hold a chamber meeting “Tales from the Suitcase” — an evening of stories, family memories, Ukrainian traditions, and that special experience familiar to many people who once arrived in Israel with a suitcase. Author: Anton Pshedinsky The meeting will take place on October … Read more

An axe in the cabin and seven years to Flydubai: how a pilot with extremist materials ended up on a flight to Israel

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Three days ago, it all started with an almost incredible story about the sudden fall of a Flydubai plane, a possible hijacking code, an injured captain, and an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Now the UAE authorities officially speak of an attempted terrorist act. Pavel Shveyko gathered what has become known over these days about … Read more

Ukrainian exhibition at PHOTO IS:RAEL 2026: 10,000 shekels are being raised in Israel for photographers’ participation – from November 11 to 21, 2026

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From November 11 to 21, 2026, the 13th International Photography Festival PHOTO IS:RAEL will take place in Tel Aviv. Its program includes a separate exhibition of Ukrainian photographers currently living in Israel; among them are people who left Ukraine after the start of the full-scale Russian war. Israeli Friends of Ukraine is already covering the … Read more

In Kyiv, stained glass windows of a synagogue damaged by a Russian attack are being restored. They are being repaired by Yevhen Kotlyar — an artist who created these windows himself more than 20 years ago

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“Culture is what allows Ukrainians to feel stability and resilience, it is our point of support in this difficult time,” says Yevhen Kotlyar. He is almost the only researcher in Ukraine studying synagogue murals. When a rocket damaged the stained glass windows of the Kyiv synagogue, it was he who had to restore them. In … Read more

Children’s books in Ukrainian in Israel for free: 20 stories about friendship, Jewish traditions, and family memory have appeared in Haifa — how and where else to get them

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20 different editions, stories about friendship, family memory, Jewish holidays, and even about how to cope with losing a home. The Ukrainian center “Mi razom!” in Haifa received children’s books in Ukrainian from the international program PJ Library. We tell you what this library is, which works have been given to children, and where else … Read more

“We are watering the desert”: who in the EU said this, how much money Ukraine really needs, and why there is again debate about Russian billions

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“It feels like we are watering the desert.” The phrase turned out to be so convenient for headlines that it almost immediately began to live separately from the story in which it was said. Author: Alexander Khmelnitsky In fact, this is not the position of the European Union, not a statement by the European Commission, … Read more